WhichAirline.com interface helps travellers choose cheap flights, featuring more than 100.000 routes from all low cost airlines.
BRNO – There’s no more need for travellers struggle when searching for cheap flights. WhichAirline.com‘s interface for choosing the best airfare has been rethought from scratch and takes all the hassle out of finding the best flights. The website searches more than 100.000 routes and brings results from all low cost airlines including Ryanair, easyJet and Wizz Air.
Instead of showing a chaotic list of results, WhichAirline.com puts the flights into neatly arranged graphs with visual hints for flight duration and all stopovers. The new search assesses both price and duration of flights and shows a list of high quality results sorted by price to duration ratio. Long flights with stopovers are penalised for the extra time and appear on top only if the price is significantly lower than for a direct flight.
“Nobody is going to choose a $1000 flight if there is a $100 alternative. We divide the results into several different groups and by default only show a handful of the best results,” says Lukas Nevosad, co-founder of WhichAirline.com.
WhichAirline.com doesn’t sell tickets directly and is a completely free service. Users are directed to airlines’ or travel agents’ websites where they can purchase flights.
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