Many avid travelers use flight comparison tools to help them decide which airline to fly, when to buy flights and what option will give them the most bang for their buck. The new flight comparison tool by CheapAir.com allows users to shop for flights and make side-by-side comparisons of all available fares, amenities and upgrades to ensure you get the best deal when booking.
The tool shows travelers both the lowest fare and all available upgrades in case you find some wiggle room, and allows travelers to select any airfare or cabin for each leg of the trip — combining fares across different airlines to create one seamless itinerary.
CheapAir.com also provides details about inflight services including seat size, legroom, WiFi, WiFi speed, in-flight entertainment, price for a carry-on and more to aid in your decision. Travelers can then use the “compare” button to see a side-by-side comparison of four different fare options.
CheapAir.com aims to help users make sense of different air carriers’ amenities — something that changed drastically in recent years with the introduction of “no frills“ services and basic economy — so they may understand exactly what they’re buying.
The service also provides Price Drop Payback protection, which offers up to $100 back if airfares go down after your purchase. Travelers can also choose from various payment options, including monthly installments and even Bitcoin.
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