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Enter a route and dates and see the prices we have already collected, without an account. An account is needed only to check prices again.
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OnceOver is for when two dates and a destination are not enough. You search by what matters to you: how long the flight and the layover are, which cities you change in and which airline you fly, which days you can leave, a route with long stops and anything else you need. An ordinary search can’t do this; here you run the search. Enter the route and a few possible days to leave and come back, and you get a price for every date pair under your conditions, as a table or as trips on a calendar.
When you hunt for the cheapest date pair
Every date pair in one table: leave down the side, back across the top, nights in the corner
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The prices in this example are made up. Both pictures show the same prices and the same pick.
When you choose which week to go
Every trip as a line on the calendar: how long it is, which weekend it takes in, what it costs
You have probably seen a price calendar before. This one works differently: you set the window for leaving and for coming back, every cell holds the cheapest price that meets your terms (how many stops, how long each layover may be each way, no self-transfer), and every price shows when it was retrieved and what the same flights cost at other sellers. You set your terms once, and they hold for the whole table.
Leaving 3 days later costs €65 less
The same flights, 21% apart from seller to seller. Fare rules may differ: check them at the seller.
And you set your terms once, not 16 times
How the route is flown, when it is cheaper to go, and how to take in several cities on one trip.
All routes · cheapest now: 119 € via Paris
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Times are scheduled time in the air; the layover itself is not included.
Arrows show which way flights go through a city; a line without arrows means we do not know yet
Click a city to keep options through it plus direct flights; its card keeps it for the way out or the way back only, or hides it; you can pick several; click the direct line for direct only.
Ways with a price for these dates are in colour; ways the routes allow without a price for these dates are grey
You set your conditions once, and every price in the table already meets them.
Who sells the ticket and for how much, what exactly you are buying, and how to compare your options in one shortlist.
OnceOver does not sell tickets and adds nothing to the price. The prices of airlines, low-cost ones included, and of ticket sellers stand in one table: one and the same flight can have more than ten of them, each with its own price.
No need to open the sites one by one: you see at once who is cheaper. You buy from the one you chose, on their site, at their price.
Over the last two months we saw the biggest gap on Barcelona → Paris. The same flight leaving on Nov 17 cost $287 at one seller and $2,415 at another, 741% more.
We count prices only: no addresses, no accounts, nothing about who searched for what. A route with fewer than 5 collected dates is not named.
For each of them, a table of prices for the dates ahead: which pair of dates is cheaper.
Enter a route and dates and see the prices we have already collected, without an account. An account is needed only to check prices again.
Quick search gives a short answer for your dates. Detailed search shows the whole table of dates, filters and sellers. The switch is at the top of the search page.
The Routes section lists routes with prices for dates still ahead. Each page shows the date pairs we collected, the cheapest of them and how far apart the sellers of one flight are.
Where you fly from and to. Before you pick any dates, you see whether there are direct flights and which cities have connecting flights.
A few days to leave and a few to come back, for example 12 to 15 November and 19 to 22. The table shows a price for each of the 16 date pairs.
Layover length, number of stops, airlines, departure time, airports. The table updates at once, no new search needed.
A cell holds every offer for those dates: where to buy it and the date each price is valid for.
OnceOver doesn’t sell tickets. Follow our link and buy on the seller’s or the airline’s own site.