Notes on flight pricing, fare anomalies, and how budget travellers actually find the deals worth chasing — from the people who watch the wire.
Multi-city flights beat separate one-ways when you’re on a full-service airline that penalizes one-way tickets, or when a stopover bundles into a single fare. On budget carriers, though, separate one-ways almost always win on price and flexibility.
N° 089Most airlines charge for advance seat selection, but there are ways around it. Here's how to skip the fees, from flying Southwest to using family seating policies.
N° 088You can access airport lounges without flying business class by purchasing a day pass ($30–$80), buying an annual membership, holding a qualifying credit card, or using military perks. For occasional travelers, a one-time day pass is typically the cheapest route.
N° 087A Flyozo charge is a membership payment for our travel price-drop alert service — never a payment for a flight or a hotel. Here's how to work out which membership it is, and what to do next.
N° 086The complaints that come up again and again in our support inbox, written out plainly, with the mechanism behind each one and what we actually do about it.
N° 085If you searched for Flyozo plus "reddit", you wanted opinion from people who aren't us. We can't provide that — but we can answer the sceptical questions straight, without the marketing register.
N° 084An honest look at what a Flyozo subscription actually delivers, where it falls short, and the traveller profiles it is genuinely a bad fit for.
N° 083Travel deal-alert services differ on a handful of dimensions that actually matter — airports, cabins, hotels, filtering, delivery. Here is how to evaluate any of them, and where Flyozo honestly sits.
N° 082Whether you can leave whenever you want, what cancelling does to your access, and why your existing bookings are unaffected.
N° 081Travel is a scam-heavy category, so checking before you pay is the correct instinct. Here is a five-question audit you can run on any flight-deal service, our own answers to it, and what real travel fraud actually looks like.
N° 080A direct answer to the question, written for someone who is suspicious and about to hand over a card. What Flyozo is, what it structurally cannot do to you, and the limitations we would rather state ourselves than have you discover later.
N° 079The cost of a deal-alert membership is rarely the real question. Flexibility is. Here is the honest case for and against paying for Flyozo, including the readers we would tell to use a free tool instead.