Multi City Flight Search

com, you can find multi destination flights in a very flexible way.

Search for cities, automatic completion and clearly arranged timetables

We have listened to your comments and are pleased to introduce you to three popular web-sites. We have added a multi-city function to our search page, which is displayed here: Search the results of multiple cities as you've always done, with individual button searches for each stage of your journey: The next new feature: As soon as you begin entering the name of a city or the name of an international destination, you will receive a selectable auto-complete list:

After all, we made it unbelievably simple for you to see the precise times of your flight's departures and arrivals. Simply move the cursor over the flight: Click on it for more information about the flight. Do you like what we've done, or do you have proposals to make things better?

Flight trips - What are the "rules" for flying to multiple cities?

Anything you describe is known as an "Open Jaw" pass, and there is a very easy way to determine whether or not it is true. In order for a pass to be a qualifying "open jaw", the range B-C must be less than A-B and C-A. e.g. SFO-STL (1735 miles) and ORD-SFO (1846 miles) is a qualifying open jaw, as the range between the two towns is 258 mile, which is less than the two flying feet.

The SFO-LAS (414 miles) and the DEN-SFO (967 miles) are NOT considered to be correct fork guidance, as the LAS to DEN distances are 628 mile, which is greater than one of the routes used. Often on US home departures it does not make any difference whether the baking is a good open or not. A lot of home trips are one-way tickets, so it doesn't really make any difference whether your trips are a genuine open pine or not - or whether they are bought with the same tickets or not - they are the same as in reality if you only pay for 2 one-way tickets.

Several tariffs stipulate that they are only available for the comeback or the open chin, and then these regulations come into play. Here are some of the examples. The open gill can make a big difference compared to tariffs on domestic routes, as most low-cost tariffs are not easily available, but only as part of a round trip or open plan flight fare.