The cheapest way to fly, including the routes other sites miss.
One search checks regular tickets, self-transfer routes through up to 10 hub cities, cheaper days nearby, nearby airports, and two one-way tickets instead of a return. Then it puts the cheapest option on top. Set an alert and you'll hear the moment the fare drops.
Five ways to pay less, checked in one search
Self-transfer through a hub
Two separate tickets, for example Edmonton → London and London → Delhi, can cost far less than one ticket. Most search sites only sell routes one airline group sells together, so they never show these.
Two one-ways vs a return
Sometimes the cheapest outbound and the cheapest return are on different airlines. The tool compares both and tells you which is cheaper.
Cheaper days and airports
A price calendar for the whole month, the cheapest days within 3 days of yours, and nearby airports (Calgary instead of Edmonton, say) when they save you money.
Price alerts
Set a target price or let the tool decide what a very good deal is. It re-checks every few hours and tells you by email, Telegram or a notification on your phone, including in the WorkerPool Android app.
Where prices come from
Fares come from Aviasales, which compares hundreds of airlines and travel agencies. Shown prices are recent fares found in the last 48 hours; the booking page always shows the live price before you pay.
Self-transfer: know the risks
On separate tickets, if your first flight is late and you miss the second, the second airline doesn't have to rebook you. You also collect and re-check your bags and may need a transit visa for the hub country. The tool leaves at least 3 hours to connect.
WorkerPool may earn a commission when you book through links on this page, at no extra cost to you. Prices are in Canadian dollars for one adult and can change at any time. WorkerPool isn't a travel agency and doesn't sell tickets.