Flying Bundle ? Where are all Groupees bundles / Indie Royale & co ?

That's not what Bobo said, it was different with the Origin bundle.
Also, not all bundle-sites say you can't share the bundle.

Besides, as others have said, this topic seem to be about gifting full bundles, which I reckon every site with "buy as a gift"-option is OK with :)

if its piracy why am i paying for the keys, piracy is using jolly roger themed sites to aquire ones games, not only is it to my mind immoral to tie a licence to one person permanently its probably illegal in the EU. i can go into a shop and buy a console game then resell it with no problems(at least for now) why are digital licenses any different beyond the greed of the companies selling them

Giving away keys from a bundle is not piracy as long as you destroy (and never redownload) all copies of the game you're giving away yourself; as numerous people pointed out, you're granted a license (which you have to click-through) on redeeming a key, so anyone who has a key can exchange it for a license. It's perhaps not intended (though that depends on the intentions of individual bundles; clearly IndieGala wants people to gift extra keys, since they sent up a mechanism to do so on their own site), and it could perhaps get you banned from the bundle site.

But it's entirely legal. When you buy a bundle, you're not buying a license, you're buying keys which can be redeemed for a license, without signing any contracts limiting how you use those keys. Sell them, trade them, give them away, forget about them, whatever, it's legal.

And that's even outside the EU. In the EU, first sale doctrine applies, which means that once you've bought a game, the sellers no longer have any right to dictate how you use it; transferring it to someone else is always legal. I tend to think that this is the common-sense solution, and I find the way people rush to defend the absurd claims companies have tried to make about copyrights baffling.

When you pay for a product you can do what you please with it, regardless of the complicated legal shenanigans companies go through to try and restrict customers' rights -- copyright law provides a temporary protection against the production of additional copies in order to encourage people to produce intellectual works, and recently companies have pushed that into slightly more severe restrictions in order to ostensibly limit additional copying, but it was never intended to protect specific business models or provide any rights beyond that. The law provides absolutely no provisions that would let you force a customer to keep bundled products together indefinitely, nor is there any reasonable justification for why that sort of restriction on customer's rights would be necessary.

he means why dont the other bundles exist as gift options in the list (going on to say that many are older and more well known but are missing)
not why aren't they getting developer giveaways too

Already did, but nothing seems to change, plus there's a 1-2 weeks delay to get an answer.

Only the Build-a-bundle ones... a lot of their bundles are simply 2-tiers.

Sorry, but nope. There was some Flying Bundle too before the current featured giveaway :
http://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/rnecH/flying-welcome-bundle
http://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/lXKpJ/flying-welcome-bundle

And even if it was the case, that's still not fair for the others bundles which are not 100% steam redeemable.

Like i said above :

Already did, but nothing seems to change, plus there's a 1-2 weeks delay to get an answer.

Ahah yep sorry, i corrected it.