Coverage preview · 74 airports · 5 countries
The routes in the early coverage model
Explore which airports and currencies the current prototype models. The route histories are deterministic product data—not observed live fares.
Modelled route history built for this release — not a live fare feed. Same 90-day method behind every number here.
The deepest domestic network in the world, which is why transatlantic fares out of the east coast collapse so often and west coast Asia fares almost never do.
62 of 348 routes cleared our alert bar in the last 90 days.
Sharpest: Seattle to Barcelona at $329 against a usual $789.
Thin competition on most routes keeps the usual price high, so when a fare does break it breaks further here than anywhere else we watch.
26 of 120 routes cleared our alert bar in the last 90 days.
Sharpest: Québec City to Athens at CA$624 against a usual CA$1,294.
Short-haul Europe is close to free and long-haul carries Air Passenger Duty, so the money is in getting the long flights right and ignoring the noise.
28 of 156 routes cleared our alert bar in the last 90 days.
Sharpest: London to Munich at £108 against a usual £250.
Everything is a long flight, so the swings are the largest of any market we cover — and the school-holiday calendar moves prices more than the season does.
41 of 120 routes cleared our alert bar in the last 90 days.
Sharpest: Hobart to Taipei at A$793 against a usual A$1,713.
Gulf carriers compete hard for every long-haul passenger out of India, which makes one-stop Europe and North America fares far more volatile than the nonstops.
40 of 144 routes cleared our alert bar in the last 90 days.
Sharpest: Mumbai to Amsterdam at ₹20,900 against a usual ₹49,150.