What's your favorite place to find cheap flights? ✈️

There are so many sites out there, would be nice to have one that covered 90% of possible flights/combos without having 10 browser tabs open.
Ryan ShookCreative Director · Asked

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Skyscanner

Compares millions of flights to find you the cheapest deal

I'm a big Skyscanner user, I love their "flexible" / "everywhere" option which makes it super easy to find super cheap flights to random places.
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Sunil Neurgaonkar4Genius-Nerd-Entrepreneur-Philanthropist · Written
Skyscanner compares list from various networks and help you get the cheapest one. Just like @benln said, it's super easy to use.
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Abhilash JainProduct Marketing / Growth · Written
It's got so many options/filters plus they have a free api that you can use to build over.
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Google Flights

Jack Dweck15Product Manager at Unroll.Me · Written
I used to use Hipmunk but recently switched over to Google Flights. It's a lot cleaner and easier to browse.
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Jenny ShenUX/UI Consultant. Digital Nomad. · Written
I use 3 services to find the cheap flights, Google flights is one of them. TBH if you want to find the absolute cheapest flight, you gotta do a little bit more work by comparing at least 3 diff sites.
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Ivan DimitrovGrowth Hacker @ pCloud · Written
Best place for me!
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Hopper 3.0

Personalized money-saving tips for your travel preferences

lior redlusChief Scientist @ Coralogix · Written
You set your trip dates, and it automatically tracks the prices of flights along with predictions as to when you should book. Doesn't include all airline companies, but definitely worth a close look for traveling cheap!
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jeevan4Programmer, Xilinx Inc · Written
if tracks down the best days to book tickets and tells us if that's the right window to book a ticket or it suggests to wait. Very good app powered by historic data
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Mohit MenghnaniI like to build things and discuss stuff · Written
It gives you a thorough analysis of how the prices are going to change while giving you the option to play around with the dates. Beautiful interface. Love this app
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Hipmunk

Cheap flights, cheap hotels, and travel Search

Ryan Hoover44Founder, Product Hunt · Written
I've been a long-time Hipmunk fan, not just for the cute mascot. Enter your flight details and Hipmunk presents a calendar-like view of flights across numerous airlines, sorted by "agony" which is a combination of price + layovers + time of the day.
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Kunal Bhatia22Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp · Written
Hipmunk is my go-to starting point for any flight research. Beyond sorting by agony, it has one of the better interfaces for figuring out optimal dates to adjust flexible travel schedules. E.g., I can move my departure one day in advance and save $300.
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Kate42Community @ Product Hunt · Written
Kayak has an awesome interface that mixes actual usability with effectiveness. So many times on "deal sites" I find that it devolves into the same sad design, but Kayak has managed to escape it (for the most part) while easily surfacing the best deals on flights.
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benburnsProduct Manager, Bose · Written
Hipmunk has a far better interface for multi-day options, but Kayak sometimes has "hacker fares" that combine 2 different airlines' 1-ways into a better price, and these options don't show up on Hipmunk. So my default now is to use both!
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This one combines low cost airlines. I think it is the best to really find out the cheapest flights. The bad side is they have a high percentage fee for booking through them.
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Jenny ShenUX/UI Consultant. Digital Nomad. · Written
I use 3 services to find the cheap flights, Kiwi is one of them. TBH if you want to find the absolute cheapest flight, you gotta do a little bit more work by comparing at least 3 diff sites.
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Momondo Hotel Search

Best prices on millions of hotels worldwide

I use Momondo to find better flight options
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Jenny ShenUX/UI Consultant. Digital Nomad. · Written
I use 3 services to find the cheap flights, Momondo is one of them. TBH if you want to find the absolute cheapest flight, you gotta do a little bit more work by comparing at least 3 diff sites.
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Hitlist 3.0

Plan, share, and book trips with friends

Dan FennessyFounder at Party with a Local · Written
Hitlist is great because you don't even need to search for flights - you just let it know where you're interested in going & they send you the best options as they come up. Amazing deals sometimes! Especially if you are a bit flexible on dates.
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SkipLagged

A cool twist on buying plane tickets

Ram RayavarapuFounder @CollegeStash. Want Sales Leads · Written
SkipLagged helps find the cheapest flights even if its the layover destination. The twist is you do not board the connection flight at the layover. The only drawback with this approach is you cannot take Check-In baggage as it drops the bag at the final destination.
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Sabri HelalFreelance Web Developer · Written
Surprised no one has mentioned Skiplagged, personally find it's better than Skyscanner but hey to each his own!
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lola

Instant access to a personal travel service.

Kunal Bhatia22Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp · Written
Quite impressed with lola's ability to provide travel recommendations. It uses both AI and human travel agents to provide flights, hotels, and other travel services. My brother recently travelled to China and Japan with a complex itinerary/requirements. For a first experience, he saved so much time booking through lola. If you value your time, I'd check it out. Flight bookings cost a flat fee, but everything else is free. The experience gets even better starting your second booking!
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Jack's Flight Club

Ian Graingerproject manager, education umbrella · Written
Different take on finding cheap flights (and UK only for now). He will email you when a flight to a certain destination has a cheap rate going. If it's something you're interested in, and have the dates available for a holiday it will save you hundreds of pounds.
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Scott's Cheap Flight

Emily Hodgins5Community and Marketing, Product Hunt · Written
Scott's Cheap Flights is a newsletter that will send you emails when they have found great deals on flights for specified locations. They don't spam you and don't even send emails every week - only when a great deal has been found - so it won't clog up your inbox. Not the best way to search for flights for a planned trip but is a great way to discover awesome deals for a more spontaneous getaway that feels like a complete steal.
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AirWander

Add multi-day stopovers to save on flights

Ryan Hoover44Founder, Product Hunt · Written
AirWander is a different kind of flight search engine for those that don't mind overnight layovers. It's ideal for longer distance travel where you might find two one-way flights on different days that are cheaper than a single direct flight.
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Pana 2.0

Your personal travel team

Kate42Community @ Product Hunt · Written
Pana makes the actual traveling part of travel seamless, but if you upgrade to their paid version of the platform, you get access to Pana Concierge which takes care of all the booking / scheduling nonsense for you. This effectively eliminates the need for spending time sifting through travel / deal sites altogether 💁
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Destinations on Google

Explore cities and book flights with Google

Kunal Bhatia22Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp · Written
After Hipmunk, I can double-check my deals on Google, get more data on best times to book that particular flight, etc. As a bonus, the travel guides give an awesome starting point to plan my travel.
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anywayanyday

Victor TorresHispanic Sales Director at Softorino · Written
It's just a great service cuz it shows you all the different options out there, and it always has flights. I mean it.
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Mondakranta SaikiaSocial Media Manager · Written
My starting point for flight search because it loads the quickest. All possible fares displayed in a clean, very user-friendly interface. The filters make sense. In short, if I know where am going, I use wego. Else, I use skyscanner and kiwi flexible feature to help me decide.
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Eightydays.me

AI-powered technology that plans your multi-city travel

Aliaksei KrasouskiPM, Minsk, Belarus · Written
Good decision for a small trip.
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Google Flight Search

Dream>Click>Plan>Pack>Go>Share. Repeat.

Oskar von HauskeDesigner @ Google · Written
Data, tons of it
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