flight search ?

[Los_Lobos]

Hello everyone, I was here a couple months ago and saw a sight that gives you prices and flight times for all the airlines that fly out of your departure city to destination point. Does anyone know what that sight was?

 

Thanks, Les

[tompeter]

Try Kayak. c o m

[parody]

I am not aware of a website that will do everything that you require it to do by your question. There are sites that will provide information on portions of your question, however. (As a general rule, airfare information on flights operated by Southwest Airlines is typically found only on their site, which provides no information on any other airlines. So, right from the start you can never be all encompassing.) Anyway--apart from WN--if you would like to know the lowest possible airfare from any airport in the US to all other airports in the US, go to http://search.travel.yahoo.com/bin/search/bfsearch?z=1&intl=us&dc=bwi. This provides the information for BWI at Baltimore. If you have an interest in any other airport, change bwi in the URL to the 3 letter code of the airport of interest.

 

P.S. Unless it has changed in the last day or two, Kayak provides no information on American Airlines, among others.

[eandj]

Try sidestep.com

[parody]

Try sidestep.com

 

Kayak owns SideStep, so you'll also get no information there on AA, among others.

[LHT28]

I like ITA

http://matrix.itasoftware.com/cvg/dispatch/prego;jsessionid=64FD1AEF1BEDA5A5920624CDE14D3FE7

[d&a Delaware]

The ITA site looks very helpful. I also like airfarewatchdog dot com for listing of flight values in given markets. It seems to me there is good information their as well.

 

David

[eandj]

I like ITA

http://matrix.itasoftware.com/cvg/dispatch/prego;jsessionid=64FD1AEF1BEDA5A5920624CDE14D3FE7

 

 

THanks LHT for this site!

[FlyerTalker]

I would just use matrix.itasoftware.com and leave off the session information at the end.

[LHT28]

I would just use matrix.itasoftware.com and leave off the session information at the end.

 

Does it make a difference?

[FlyerTalker]

In general, leaving off the session info makes for a cleaner process on new operations. Not a big deal, but it's also a shorter URL to type.

[parody]

Kayak owns SideStep, so you'll also get no information there on AA, among others.

 

It's been reported today that American Airline flights are now back on Kayak and SideStep.

[jotabecu]

It's been reported today that American Airline flights are now back on Kayak and SideStep.

 

They are back on Kayak, I just checked a flight

[wrp96]

It's been reported today that American Airline flights are now back on Kayak and SideStep.

 

 

Cool! Thanks for that info.