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I use https://airwander.com/ https://airwander.com/ when flying overseas, I don't know how well it works for low cost airlines though. It's a flight search eng

by mtrovo 8y ago

I use https://airwander.com/ https://airwander.com/ when flying overseas, I don't know how well it works for low cost airlines though. It's a flight search engine that let you filter what connections there are between the cities you want to travel and help you book a single flight that is going to stay there as a stopover. Sometimes it finds some weird flights that doesn't make any sense if you're just trying to reach your destination but if you're just traveling it's quite nice. Last time I used it I found a overseas flight that stopped in Lisbon but on the way back made a connection in Bologna that was +200 cheaper then the normal flight.

jayalpha 8y ago
Airwanderer would be something I have been looking for a long time but it does not seem to work so well. Also, is it just my browser or why is it so difficult to see the layovers? I have to click on "fight details" to see this. Why? http://www.cleverlayover.com http://www.cleverlayover.com also never worked for me. Good idea, bad executed. Regarding travel websites, you may want to check out: https://www.kiwi.com https://www.kiwi.com Sometimes finds insane travel routes. http://www.vayama.com http://www.vayama.com Lets me sometimes stay in Ethiopia for free a day when I fly from Asia to Europe. Does not show up on any other website I consult. I have also had luck at times with http://www.opodo.com http://www.opodo.com http://www.expedia.com http://www.expedia.com (yes, sometimes an old dog still does the trick)
- Doga007 8y ago
  Suggested stopovers will display if you use the red box with "+" that displays after you type your origin and destination. These cities are specific to your origin/destination, dates and the number of days you plan to stopover. The site predicts and combines separate tickets to find cheap connection cities/countries (with non-partnered airlines). Hope that helps! Btw, I'm a founder of AW.
donjoe 8y ago
As an alternative, https://momondo.com https://momondo.com works quite nicely for me most of the times.
radicality 8y ago
Is this better than itasoftware Matrix? I used it twice this year to build more complicated itineraries, including layovers/stopovers or having just one leg (Germany-nyc) be business class on an a380 for only $500 more. Try playing with it. The advanced controls are very powerful, for example to find layovers, so less than 24 hours (so you don’t incur a likely stopover fare add-on), you can do something like “maxconnect: 1440; minconnect: 1000”. I’m in fact typing this from a 20 hour layover in Vancouver!

by mtrovo 8y ago

jayalpha 8y ago

Airwanderer would be something I have been looking for a long time but it does not seem to work so well. Also, is it just my browser or why is it so difficult to see the layovers? I have to click on "fight details" to see this. Why? http://www.cleverlayover.com http://www.cleverlayover.com also never worked for me. Good idea, bad executed. Regarding travel websites, you may want to check out: https://www.kiwi.com https://www.kiwi.com Sometimes finds insane travel routes. http://www.vayama.com http://www.vayama.com Lets me sometimes stay in Ethiopia for free a day when I fly from Asia to Europe. Does not show up on any other website I consult. I have also had luck at times with http://www.opodo.com http://www.opodo.com http://www.expedia.com http://www.expedia.com (yes, sometimes an old dog still does the trick)

Doga007 8y ago
Suggested stopovers will display if you use the red box with "+" that displays after you type your origin and destination. These cities are specific to your origin/destination, dates and the number of days you plan to stopover. The site predicts and combines separate tickets to find cheap connection cities/countries (with non-partnered airlines). Hope that helps! Btw, I'm a founder of AW.

donjoe 8y ago

As an alternative, https://momondo.com https://momondo.com works quite nicely for me most of the times.

radicality 8y ago

Is this better than itasoftware Matrix? I used it twice this year to build more complicated itineraries, including layovers/stopovers or having just one leg (Germany-nyc) be business class on an a380 for only $500 more. Try playing with it. The advanced controls are very powerful, for example to find layovers, so less than 24 hours (so you don’t incur a likely stopover fare add-on), you can do something like “maxconnect: 1440; minconnect: 1000”. I’m in fact typing this from a 20 hour layover in Vancouver!