Best Flight Search

"95 percent of the times, Google Flights and Momondo will be covering exactly what you need," says Keyes. "They can search elsewhere, but these are meta search pages that search other search pages, so they tended to search the results of Priceline, Orbitz, Expedia, and other places like this, so it's not necessary to search them at all.

"I like Google Flights so much because I can search a lot of different rates at the same time," says Keyes. "In addition to having all the results for the data you entered, you can click on the calendars and see the rates for each individual monthly, and you can simply browse through the monthly charts and it will highlight the best available rate in green," he added.

"Normally you would have to do another search to see certain data, but with [Google Flights] you can browse through the results quickly and effortlessly. "You can also search up to five destinations at the same moment, and what he will do (again in this calendaring feature) is to show you the best fares for one of these trips over one of these different month.

Browse through the calendars and you will immediately see the best fares for any of the itineraries on that date. It is therefore one of the fastest ways to perform a lot of searching at once. "The other beautiful thing I like about Google Flights is the'Explore Destination' feature, which looks like Google Maps, but is filled with tonnes of small points that make up a different fare," he added.

"This way you can zoome in and see a particular location like Western Europe and search for great value trips in any part of the world on this easy-to-use Google Map. "Google is not the only [flight search engine] I use because it gets its fares from only a few resources, either directly from the airline companies or some of the largest on-line tour operators (OTAs)," Keyes states.

A few of the otafs "you've seen are Expedia, Priceline, Orbitz and places like these, but there are a bunch of other otaks out there that often have much better rates than what you'd see," he says on Googlelights. Find flight to India. "In the past, it was incredibly scarce to see a return flight to India under $1,000, and they're usually nearer $1,500," says Keyes.

"Today, it is increasingly frequent to see Indian departures from many locations in the USA in the $500-600 area. "It' s been hard to see Nairobi flying below 1500 or 1000 dollars historically," Keyes states. "Mumondo is really good at browsing the tens and tens and tens of other otas out there in a way that Google does not have," Keyes states.

Keyses recommends "using Google Flights to find the best available and best data and then search that data in Momondo to make sure you get the best possible deal. "There is no flexible search for calendars," says Keyes. "When you are not sure about your data, you cannot search them all at once, nor can you search several aerodromes at once.

Find flight to Italy. One could get inexpensive airfares to Spain, France, Germany and England, but Italy was usually expensive," says Keyes. Recently we sent a non-stop Mid-$300 roundtrip deal from New York to Rome. "In the past, 700 to 800 dollars round-trip ticket were flown, but today it is very usual to see mid-$300 round-trip tickets from the USA," Keyes reveals.