Posted: 7/9/23 | July 9th, 2023
It’s never been easier to find a cheap flight. From deal finding websites like Going to travel hacking tools like Point.me, travelers have plenty of options for finding cheap tickets.
There’s a lot of options for searching fares. I mean you have Google Flights, Expedia, Orbitz, Momondo, and so many other websites touting that they will find the cheapest fares.
There’s no one best flight search website. They all have their blindspots.
But, out of all the search engines I’ve used, Skyscanner is my all-time favorite. It always seems to find the best deals more often than the other websites and their ability to search globally means that they leave no stone unturned. It’s my favorite.
While Skyscanner is very straightforward to use, because of all its features, it helps to have a bit of a primer so that you can be sure you’re taking advantage of all its capabilities.
In this Skyscanner review, I’ll show you how to make the most of the site so you can always find the best deal!
What is Skyscanner?
Skyscanner is a travel search engine that allows you to search for cheap flights around the globe, as well as the best deals for car rentals and hotels.
It started in 2003 when three IT professionals became frustrated with how difficult it was to find cheap flights. Budget airlines were just beginning to pop up, but there was no central place to search across all airlines at once for the cheapest prices. So, they took matters into their own hands and created Skyscanner.
In recent years, they’ve added the ability to search for hotels and rental cars, and today, more than 100 million people worldwide use the app and website every month, with 80 billion prices searched every day.
How Skyscanner Works
As it’s predominantly a flight search engine, to use Skyscanneryou simply input your desired travel dates (you can search by specific dates or by month) and destination, and voila — all your flight options appear. You can search by airport, city, or even an entire country.
If you’re flying to and from major cities with multiple airports (such as New York and Paris in the example below), you don’t have to search between all the different airport combinations as it will sort them all out for you automatically.
I recommend using the month calendar view because you can immediately see the cheapest days to fly. Even if you have specific dates, it might be helpful to take a quick glance at the month view, because…
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