Results are listed similarly to Kayak, so if you’re already using that for your flight searches, you’ll feel right at home. They did put their own touch on airfare searches by adding a fee calculator widget that will assist you in planning for all those extras charges associated with snacks, booze, and checking that first bag. They claim that they trying to give you the true cost of travel.
Another unique feature allows you to check out what city you’ll be connecting in, and what the price difference is. This will be helpful if you’d rather connect in Atlanta than Minneapolis in the dead of winter, or if you’re planning an aggressive mileage run. Our biggest complaint is that there’s no way to search for flexible dates–unless we’re just missing it. Overall, things look promising. There’s nothing here that will shake the industry, but it’s still technically a beta, so we can always hope they’ll wow us with the final version.
What do you think? Will you need to have the "it's not me it's you" talk with your favorite search friend? Let us know in the comments below.
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·TripAdvisor Launches Travel-Search Features [Boston Globe]
·So Far, Fly.com Is Not So Fly (Dot Com) [Jaunted]
·Travel Websites coverage [Jaunted]


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