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Compare the same flight across several sellers, because the airline and travel agents do not always charge the same. Try nearby airports and dates either side of your plan, compare one-way and return tickets, and check what the fare includes, such as bags and seat choice, before you compare prices. Fares change often, so confirm the final price on the seller’s site before you pay.

Each route card shows the lowest one-way fare we saw for that route, the airline, the travel date it was for and the day we checked it. Fares change daily, so treat them as a guide and search your own dates to see today’s prices.

No. AirConnect helps you search and compare. When you choose a fare you book it with the airline or travel agent selling it, such as Trip.com or Expedia, and they issue your ticket and handle changes. We may earn a commission from the seller.

Possibly. Under EU rule EC 261/2004 (and the UK version), passengers on many flights to, from or within Europe can claim up to €600 for a long delay, a cancellation or being denied boarding, depending on the distance and the cause. Our flight compensation guide explains who qualifies and how to claim.

Read the flight compensation guide

Open the route page for your city pair: it lists the airlines we can confirm fly it, the flight time and recently seen fares. For a whole network, our airline route maps cover 650+ airlines.

Browse route pages · Airline route maps

Search both. On many short-haul and low-cost routes two one-way tickets cost the same as a return or less, and let you mix airlines. On many long-haul routes a return ticket is cheaper than two one-ways. Switch between Return and One-way in the search above to compare.