How our prices work
Where prices come from
Every price shows its source. Flight prices come from Aviasales, which collects fares that other travelers found in the last 48 hours. The seller named next to a fare is the airline or agency that offered it.
Local travel, cabin bags, stays and train fares are our own estimates until we have live data for them. They are always marked "estimate".
When there is no saved price
Saved prices only exist for dates that travelers searched recently. If your exact date has none, we show the cheapest saved price within 3 days and mark it "nearby date". Every airline that flies your route nonstop is always listed, with a link to its live price for your exact date, even when we have no saved price for it.
What we do not cover yet
We do not include every airline or seller. Ryanair and some other airlines do not share live prices with us, so we link to their websites to let you compare.
How we sort results
Results are sorted by estimated total price from your home city and back. We never sort by commission.
How we earn money
We may earn a commission when you book through some links. You do not pay more because of it.
Currencies
We show euros and US dollars. Dollar amounts use the European Central Bank's daily reference rate, shown with its date. Your bank or the seller may use a different rate.
Before you book
Prices can change quickly. Always check the final price, bags, seats and card fees on the seller's website. Trips that combine sellers are separate bookings, not a package.