The Best Cheap Flights Websites Nobody Talks About

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Published 2023-12-20
This video is all about how to find the best flights, with a heavy focus on cheap flights. Using 5 online tools that nobody is talking about it's possible to get great prices on flights that you probably never knew existed. If you want to travel on a budget and prioritize flying comfortably, then you'll enjoy this video.

I have used all five of these tools to book crazy cheap airfare and enhance my inflight experience over and over again. So I wanted to share these flight booking hacks with all of you to help you find the best and cheapest flights possible, too. Enjoy and happy travels!

00:00 Intro
00:48 Kiwi
02:12 Skiplagged
03:31 SeatGuru
04:52 ITA Matrix
06:25 Bookwithmatrix.com
07:34 Outro

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All Comments (21)
  • @BetterYet
    Excellent info. As a former travel agent, booking directly with the airline is best even if a bit more expensive. If things go sideways, they can easily fix it but if you booked with a reseller or agency you are stuck with whatever they can or are willing to do. Plus fees.
  • @ericrusby807
    Bad Experience with Kiwi. You might want to do a video on this so others don't fall into the same trap. I booked with Kiwi for HNL to Sdf flight 3 months in advance. Good fare basic economy tickets on Hawaiian and Spirit. Paid for the tickets. 1 month later kiwi tells me Spirit cancelled their flight. Kiwi tells me they can try to get my money back, but once you say okay, it is non revocable. A day later kiwi tells me they got a credit from Spirit for the flight good only for 2 months, and that the Hawaii flight was cancelled with no refund. So basically by letting them try to cancel, I got screwed. Couldn't even use the Hawaiian ticket anymore to get to the mainland. This was all two months in advance. I'll never use kiwi again. Like you said, find the flights with them, and do the rest yourself.
  • @user-gj1vm6vh5g
    Been using ITA for years and love it. I'll look for another video about it from you. I can always learn something new!
  • @Oilcruzer
    Thank you. We saved 45% on our October booking to Europe. Big thumbs up.👍
  • @TheHaubie
    Holy moly!!! Thanks so much! And a BIG YES to any future videos you think are worthwhile making!! Subscribed!
  • @jeremiahmontana
    The Google Flights recommendation was a winner for me on it's own!! Thank you for mentioning and I'm sure I will rewatch and explore some of the other engines later as well.
  • @Germerican2510
    Kiwi wanted to charge me 50 USD for the second baggage from Chicago to Frankfurt via Istanbul . In the Airline regulations of Turkish Airlines it was stated that the 2nd baggage is free. So I booked directly over Turkish Airlines and saved 50 USD in contrast to Kiwi. Happened last year in June. So check, doublecheck and then check it again.
  • @starsourcer
    Thank you! This was a great video, love what you shared! Have a good week! xo
  • @pchaynes
    He clearly stated he recommends booking with the airline directly and not through Kiwi.
  • @shea5702
    Loving your channel. You get right to the point.
  • Awesome information, thank you so very much! We will be traveling a lot starting in the fall and will want to economize by finding the least expensive flights.
  • @fredvanarnam6080
    David, can't wait to try some of your ideas to get my wife and I back to the Philippines. Great stuff.
  • @dimebagg1
    Used Kiwi for cheapest direct from Europe to Southeast Asia. Well who would have known Athens Singapore route exists direct for 200 bucks. Amazing tool if flexible.
  • @chronic2023
    Interesting video but I never use these sites. I book directly with the airlines because, in the long run in my case at least, it's easier to manage flights directly with the airlines. Okay, I'll never get a first class ticket for $700 instead of over $3,000 but I do get points for my flights and usually end up with enough for a couple of nights for free each year in pricier hotels in major cities. 😊
  • @geoffgeoff344
    Thanks david,but i,m a sub now,and i,ll see what i can learn from you,theres plenty of good knowledge in your corner.thanks for the google advice,but i,ll still do kiwi and battle with ita,many thanks great education its all upside.you sort the flies from the bugs,thanks a lot.respect
  • What I see right now is that airlines artificially keep the number of flights low to charge approximately 50% more than before COVID. Having less flights they pack airplanes full and often overbook (I hear them announcing it at the gate that the flight is overbooked and they need someone to agree to fly with another flight). Having their flights overbooked they have very little stimulus to offer discounts. That's why I could not find any discounted flight from my town in Canada to Bangkok for September-October using the mentioned websites though it is the low season. Probably, the situation is better when you fly from the USA but when you travel from Canada it is expensive like hell.
  • @larmckenna
    Seatguru isn't maintained well anymore. Aerolopa is a greay alternative and kept updayed for the moment. Great video.
  • @marioojeda6713
    Great information. Just subscribed. Another video would be great.
  • @redzebra6688
    Dang!! Thank you for all that information! Really appreciate it. Instantly SUBBED!! ❤👍