Cheap flights

How we actually bring a fare down

We do not publish headline fares or savings percentages, because we will not quote a number we have not sourced for your trip. Here is what a consultant does instead — and what it means for the price you end up paying.

Flexible dates

Shifting a departure by a day or two often moves the fare more than any promo code. Tell us your window and we price the whole of it, not just the date you typed.

Alternate airports

A nearby airport, or a different gateway on the same trip, regularly prices lower. We check the alternatives around both ends of your route.

Split and open-jaw ticketing

Two separate tickets, or flying into one city and out of another, can beat a single return. We only suggest it when the connection risk is genuinely acceptable.

Fares that are not online

Consolidator and negotiated fares are not published on public search engines. A consultant can access them; a booking engine cannot.

What “cheap” will never mean here

A low number at checkout that grows before ticketing. The total we show you is the total we charge — if a fare moves before we issue, we tell you and you decide, rather than us taking a payment and asking for more afterwards. Add-ons are never pre-ticked into that total.

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