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JetRadar is the company that was created in 2007 as an airfare blog by Russian founder Konstantin Kalinov. Nowadays JetRadar is one of the largest online search engines for flights all over the world. Its sister-brand Aviasales is the popular service which online-users also appeal to while looking for the best airline prices.

This service helps thousands of people compare airfares from 552 airlines and dozens of travel sites.Thanks to the JetRadar it is possible for users to track down carriers’ special offers, and book the cheapest tickets available.

Also it provides travelers with great deals on different directions (domestic or international flights), and by using these unique offers the service has already deserved consumers’ loyalty.

There are some undoubtable advantages of the web page:

1)      It is multilingual (users can search in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian);

2)      It is simple in use;

3)      It has a friendly interface;

4)      It is very fast – users can get result in a moment.

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How to find cheap flights online

As some of you might have seen on my Insta Story yesterday my vacations in March are granted. Which means to me finding a cheap flight to India. Yes, I will go to India again and if you read my Blogregularly or follow me on Instagram you already know my love for India ;-). There’s currently no other place I’d rather want to go and explore more. I feel homesick…

whenever you start to plan your trip and start looking for flights, be open & flexible to different OPTIONS.

maybe you have a specific place in mind, but search for multiple airports around that city.

maybe you have specific dates in mind, but search for a few days before & after your fly-in and fly-out dates.

ex. you want to fly into JFK on Christmas eve but in your search, you find out Newark has a flight on Christmas that’s $100 cheaper. It’s not exactly what you had in mind, but if it works with your ultimate goal for your trip, then why not save some money?

I always like to start planning trips and start searching at least 6 months ahead keeping my options open so I can get a general idea of costs. 3 months out, I start to keep an eye almost daily for best deals. 3-2 months out is when you should start booking your flights, lodging, rentals, etc... IDEALLY.  Yes, there are those last minute deals, but if you’re like me, I’d rather have peace of mind knowing that everything is booked and I’m all set, rather than scramble at the last minute trying to find a good deal for what I want.  I would much rather use the upcoming months anticipating and getting excited for the adventures to come than stressing. But that’s just me.

i like to use JetRadar for flights and other bookings.  Kayak is good, and the Hopper app.