Hey qeorge, thanks for the comments. Flightfox exploits inefficiencies in algorithmic search using good ol' people power. That means, for the most part, materi

Hey qeorge, thanks for the comments. Flightfox exploits inefficiencies in algorithmic search using good ol' people power. That means, for the most part, material savings of time and money. Clearly we're not talking about 1-hour flights between US continental cities. Instead, when you fly abroad, especially stopping in multiple cities, our experts can save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars. They can make better use of frequent flyer miles, get you into first class for the very first time, construct RTW itineraries to places you never dreamed, and even give you first-hand destination advice. A recent NY Times article suggested almost 50% of people spend more than 2 hours finding flights, while 20% spend 5 hours. That survey was done in the US, where there's a skew towards domestic. In our early research (and experience living and flying throughout 6 continents), people absolutely detest travel search. This is also why traditional travel agents are regaining ground. Flightfox, in its current form, is just the beginning. We thoroughly believe that human interaction, and especially crowdsourcing, will regain popularity in travel and flights. It's one of those industries where there's too much inefficiency, wasted time, and latent value. todd