Free utilities to plan, compare, and check the fine print on US flights.
Enter a flight number and go straight to live status on Flightradar24 or FlightAware, plus the airport’s own board.
Try it →Discover where you can fly for your budget, sorted by cheapest month.
Try it →The cheapest fare recently seen on each day around your dates, outbound and return, from Travelpayouts data.
Try it →Baggage allowance and hidden fees per airline, fare type, and route.
Try it →DOT claim estimator — refunds, bumping pay, baggage liability, and tarmac delay rights.
Try it →Find the closest airport to any US ZIP code or your current location.
Try it →Free, independent, and built to save you money — not to sell you anything.
Independent data. We pull fare data from our booking partner Travelpayouts and from airline websites directly. We don’t take kickbacks to promote specific airlines — the cheapest result wins, whoever is selling it. That’s the whole reason the tools exist.
Free forever. Every tool on this page is free and always will be. We earn a small commission when a reader clicks through to a booking site and buys a flight. That funds the rest of the site — you never pay us.
Privacy-first. We don’t collect email addresses, run accounts, or store personal data on this site. Affiliate clicks pass anonymous referral IDs to booking partners and that’s it — no profile, no tracking pixels, no signup wall.
The most common questions about our free flight tools.
Yes. Every tool on this page is free with no sign-up required and no premium tier. We earn from affiliate links when you book through partner sites — never from your data.
No. We don’t collect email addresses, accounts, or personal data on this site — there’s nothing to sell. Affiliate clicks pass anonymous referral identifiers to booking partners, nothing more.
We deliberately don’t collect email addresses. Reliable alerts mean storing personal data and processing unsubscribes — all of which is at odds with the lightweight, no-tracking site we want to run. Most major US airlines run their own free fare alerts on their websites — sign up directly with the carrier and use them alongside our explore map and fare finder.
No. We don’t hold live flight data. The lookup takes your flight number and opens it on Flightradar24 or FlightAware, and links to the departure airport’s own arrivals and departures board, which is the authoritative source for gates and terminals.
The DOT calculator covers any flight that touches the United States — departing, arriving, or operated by a US carrier. The 2024 DOT auto-refund rule applies to cancellations and significant changes; bumping pay under 14 CFR 250 applies to involuntary denied boardings on US carriers. International flights operated entirely by foreign carriers between non-US points fall under the laws of those jurisdictions, not DOT.