Frequently Asked Questions

Every hour we pull thirty live fares on each route we track and take the median of them as what that route is charging today. The price we publish is the cheapest return fare, for one person with taxes included, from any of the ten UK airports we search, departing in the next two to 180 days; the struck-through price beside it is that median. If the median is not above the fare, there is no discount to show and we show none. Full method on the "How we price" page.

Yes, completely free. You can search flights and browse deals without creating an account or paying anything. We earn a small commission when you book through our links — at no extra cost to you.

Prices are sourced in real time and updated hourly. Flight prices can change quickly based on demand and availability, so the final price is always confirmed on the booking platform at the time of purchase. When you see a good deal, book promptly.

Email price alerts are in development and are not being sent yet. Today, the fastest way to catch a drop is to check the destination page for the route you want — fares there are refreshed hourly.

No. AiTravel.deals is a search and comparison tool. When you find a deal you like, clicking through takes you to the booking platform, where your payment and reservation are handled entirely by them.

No. We do not sell, rent or share personal data. Analytics are privacy-first and aggregated; preferences are stored in your own browser rather than on our servers.

Ten: London — which covers Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, City and Southend in one search — plus Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Bristol, Belfast, Liverpool, Newcastle and Leeds. Each is searched separately rather than as "anywhere in the UK", because that quietly misses departures. Every destination page lists what the route costs from each of them, and the full grid is on the airport comparison page.

Because the card shows the cheapest of the ten, and which one wins changes by destination and by day. The same destination can run over two hundred pounds apart depending on where you take off, which is the single biggest saving on this site and the one nobody checks — almost nobody searches ten airports before booking. The airport is always named next to the price, and the airport comparison page shows the whole spread.

Leave the destination field empty and the search runs against every destination reachable from your airport on your dates, cheapest first, rather than a place you have already chosen. It is the fastest way to find a trip when the dates matter more than where you end up.

The workers re-price every route hourly. Each page is built with the last fare we measured, so there are real numbers in it before any script runs, and then it refreshes itself against the live feed as it loads. If the feed cannot be reached — you are offline, an extension blocked it, a worker is briefly down — the page keeps the fare it was built with rather than blanking itself. That one can be as old as our last deploy, which is why every price here is a link to the live search that will confirm it.