Airfare deals from your city to your mailbox!
About myAirDeals.com
myAirDeals.com alerts subscribers whenever there is a new sale or special air ticket promotion for any routes that are specified by that subscriber.
We provide our subscribers with up-to-date and detailed information about each sale. We let our subscribers decide when and how often they would like to be notified of the deals we find.
How it works
We carefully monitor airfare deals, sales, new route introductions, and other promotions from airlines and travel agents. The myAirDeals.com team hand-picks the best deals and enters them into our huge database – try searching it yourself.
When you subscribe, you can select a profile in which you enter your frequently traveled or desirable routes. Whenever we find an airfare deal on any of your routes, we will alert you by e-mail or RSS/XML feed.
If you find a deal appealing, you can follow the link to the airline or the travel agent that offers the air ticket and buy it at their website.
You can edit your settings at any time, adding and deleting routes. You can create a new account or delete your existing account at any time. All of our services are completely free. Just give it a try – sign up and wait for the first airfare deals to come.
What it includes
We monitor the majority of the low-cost airlines all over the world as well as many full-service airlines. We also screen airfare deals offered by major online travel agencies. We are constantly adding new airlines and travel agents to our database.
The most common airfare deals that we will alert you about include (but are not limited to):
- new route introductions, which usually come with steep discounts
- introduction of summer / winter schedule of low cost airlines (with early booking you may get tickets for as low as 1 USD / 1 EUR with some airlines)
- sales promotions on special destinations, events, airline celebratory sales
- last-minute sales
- happy hours or happy days (some airlines offer regular discounts a few times a month)
Want to know more?
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