Search 8,000+ direct flight routes across 534 airports and 55 airlines: major U.S. carriers, regional airlines, and European flag carriers. No tracking, no booking pressure.
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Hi Product Hunt!
I'm Drew, digital marketer and aviation content creator (formerly Your Weekend Travel) turned builder. I got tired of not finding relevant information about the airline routes that I was researching that avgeeks and aviation enthusiasts crave. I wanted provide insight behind the "Why" for airline routes. Why airlines decide to be competitive at one airport versus the other, etc.
RouteLinq is a clean search tool for 8,000+ domestic & Intl US routes by airport, airline, or route pair. Right now it's US-only by design. U.S route data is messy and more fragmented than people realize (codeshares, pagination limits, incomplete schedules), so I wanted to nail that before expanding to other countries.
RouteLinq is live. Would love feedback to help me plan what to do next.
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Routing data is one thing, but keeping it reliable at scale is another. Curious what has been the biggest engineering challenge behind RouteLinq so far.
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Searched a few regional routes I usually struggle to find and was surprised it pulled up direct options I didn't know existed. Clean interface with no booking upsells is a nice change.
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Love the no-tracking angle and how clean the search feels. One thing I'd want is the ability to filter by total travel time including layovers, not just flight duration. Sometimes a 6 hour direct is beat by a 4.5 hour one-stop in practice when you factor in the connection.
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Finally a flight search that does not ambush you with ads and seat upsells after you click a route. Pulled up a regional hop from Bellingham to LAX in seconds and the no-tracking angle actually feels refreshing.
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Tried it for a quick JFK to Berlin search and it pulled up way more airline options than I expected, including a couple regional ones I never knew existed. Honestly just refreshing to see a flight tool without all the booking popups and tracking nonsense cluttering everything up.
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finally a flight search that doesn't shove booking links down your throat, kind of refreshing honestly
Routing data is one thing, but keeping it reliable at scale is another. Curious what has been the biggest engineering challenge behind RouteLinq so far.
Searched a few regional routes I usually struggle to find and was surprised it pulled up direct options I didn't know existed. Clean interface with no booking upsells is a nice change.
Love the no-tracking angle and how clean the search feels. One thing I'd want is the ability to filter by total travel time including layovers, not just flight duration. Sometimes a 6 hour direct is beat by a 4.5 hour one-stop in practice when you factor in the connection.
Finally a flight search that does not ambush you with ads and seat upsells after you click a route. Pulled up a regional hop from Bellingham to LAX in seconds and the no-tracking angle actually feels refreshing.
Tried it for a quick JFK to Berlin search and it pulled up way more airline options than I expected, including a couple regional ones I never knew existed. Honestly just refreshing to see a flight tool without all the booking popups and tracking nonsense cluttering everything up.
finally a flight search that doesn't shove booking links down your throat, kind of refreshing honestly