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ClassFlyer hunts business class award seats across loyalty programs, keeps hunting after you close the tab, and prices every seat against the cash fare, so spending the points or paying is a decision you make on numbers.

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Award seats across the programs we search

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Seat openedjust now

CPH → JFK · Business · 84K

Your goal from 3 weeks ago. Still watching either way.

KLARNBKK

Thu 12 Mar · 15h 35m · 1 stop via AMS · KL1116, KL843 · seen 2 min ago

114K2Business€2 601cash, same flights2.28 c/ptgood price: spend the points

SAS EuroBonus · SkyTeam partner awardWhy this price

“Tokyo in March, business, two of us”

Watching 6 routes across 3 airportsStanding goal

What ClassFlyer does

Three promises, in the order they matter.

It keeps looking

A goal, not a query. Tell it the trip once; the agent re-searches on its own, watches the routes, and reports when a seat opens, even weeks later.

Close the tab; it carries on

It prices the points

Every award beside the cash fare for the same flights, with a cents-per-point verdict. Good price, typical or expensive is a fact here, not a feeling.

On every result

It goes deep, not wide

Programs covered live and properly beat forty covered shallowly. We add them one at a time, and say plainly which ones we do not cover yet.

Honest about the edges

Search by intent, not by guessing airports

No route menus and date grids. Say where you want to be and when, roughly; the agent picks the airports, runs the live searches, explains what it did, and keeps the goal standing. When a seat opens weeks later, it tells you.

Somewhere warm in December, business class, from ARN

Resultsfilling in live

Searches starting across Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura…

It remembers you. Your airports, your cabin, what you said yes to before.

It learns for everyone. Which routes open up, which dates are dead, what a fair price is.

It knows the chart cold. Backed by every observation we have ever recorded. Each search starts smarter than the last.

Say the trip; it finds the round trip

Described the way you would say it out loud, priced the way the airline prices it (not two one-ways added together), matched against the cash fare on the same flights both ways, and scored. Close the tab; it reports back when something worth booking shows up.

“Somewhere in the Caribbean this winter, business class, direct if we can”

Mon 26 Oct

Sun 8 Nov

13 nights

ARN BGI

BGI ARN

17h 40mboth direct180K BIZ5 90K 90K66k SEKtypical1003.29≤ c/pt

Wed 10 Feb

Mon 22 Feb

12 nights

ARN 06:25PUJ 19:30

18h 05m · 2 stops · via AMS, MAD · KL1214, UX1098, UX33

PUJ 22:25ARN 19:05+1

15h 40m · 2 stops · via MAD, AMS · UX34, KL1504, KL1225

33h 45m4 stops360K BIZ2 180K 180K57k SEKtypical571.43≤ c/pt

Every trip, its own session

Frequent flyers hunt many trips at once. Each one keeps its own conversation, searches, results and cart, saved and standing, so switching from the board meeting to the safari is two clicks, not a hunt through tabs.

New conversation

Sessions6

Search sessions

Round trip to Bangkok in business, flexible dates22h

Safari in Kenya or Tanzania next summer2d

FRA board meeting, every third Tuesday3d

Anniversary in Paris, first if the price is fair5d

Home for Christmas, GRU to Lisbon1w

Ski week, GVA or INN in February2w

Results · Bangkokthis session's hunt

KL

ARNBKKThu 12 Mar

1 stop via AMS · KL1116, KL843

114K2Business€2 601cash2.28c/pt
KL

BKKARNSun 22 Mar

1 stop via AMS · KL876, KL1115

114K3Business€2 510cash2.20c/pt

12 candidates on record. Watching both directions.

Priced in points, in cash, and as a whole journey

Award legs, cash legs and feeders, priced together before you commit.

The award siteGoogle FlightsSkyscannerA currency converterA note full of numbersOne screen, one number.
KLSK

ARN 07:00GIG 19:45

17h 45m · 2 stops · via CPH, AMS · SK1417, KL1268, KL705

sas54K112 299 SEK81K517 064 SEK114K423 912 SEK×2.06c/pt · eco

FaresWhy these prices · SAS EuroBonus · SkyTeam · seen 2 min ago

CabinPointsSeats≈ Cashc/ptMatch
Economy57,0001€1 0621.86same flights
Business114,0001€2 6012.28same flights

Market Economy

Expensive usually €375 to €400 · €680 more than usual

Price history last 62 days · €304 to €384

One-wayARN → BGI

Add a cash flight before

OutARN 19:55 BGI 17:5012/02/2027Business108K9

26h 55m · 2 stops via AMS, MAN · KL1226, KL1029, VS77 · seen 4 min ago

Add a feeder from GOT · 150 SEK, no extra points

Add a cash flight after

108Kpts per person9 seatsBusiness

Flight Connections, included

Which airlines fly a pair, which hubs join it, and where the award seats actually are, drawn on a map. Route and connection data is sold as its own subscription elsewhere; here it is part of the search.

$99 / year$0included in every plan, the free one too

Göteborg Landvetter (GOT)

Nonstop from Göteborg Landvetter (GOT)this month's schedule · every airport and hub in the app

9 airlines flying from GOT

FRRyanairFR25 destinations

SKSASSK13 destinations

D8NorwegianD812 destinations

W6Wizz AirW64 destinations

RKRyanair UKRK3 destinations

Where GOT flies

filter…

Stockholm (Arlanda)ARNSweden158 / mo

AmsterdamAMSNetherlands149 / mo

HelsinkiHELFinland122 / mo

CopenhagenCPHDenmark115 / mo

FrankfurtFRAGermany100 / mo

MunichMUCGermany91 / mo

Every airline, airport and connection, in the app

Know the flight before you book it

Every route and flight number carries its own on-time record, from our own operations ledger: a rolling 180-day window of how often it lands within 15 minutes, how bad the worst decile gets, which airline flies it best and how much padding the timetable hides.

$99 / year$0included in every plan, the free one too

On time · GOT → AMS

Reliable 89

87% arrive within 15 min

typically 6 min early · worst 1 in 10: 16 min late

Arrival spread

earlyon time1 h+ late

Leaves on time56%

Lands on time87%

Time in the air71 min

The timetable carries 21 min of padding: 56% of these flights leave on time, but 87% still land on time.

Usually flown by E195 34% · B737 29% · A20N 21% +3

Operated by KLM 67% · SAS 21% · Norwegian 13%

By weekday

SMTWTFS

By airline

KLKLM86%42×

SKSAS92%13×

DYNorwegian88%8×

Flight by flight

KL120271%E190 · 7 flights

KL120486%A21N · 7 flights

SK821100%A20N · 7 flights

Ours, not quoted: we log every operation of this route's flight numbers and keep a rolling 180 days. 63 completed flights across 10 flight numbers · last checked 3 min ago.

Every lounge, eligibility checked for you

Every airport we route you through carries its lounges: who runs each one, where it hides in the terminal, what is inside, and whether your ticket, status or membership opens the door. Lounge guides are sold as their own apps and yearly subscriptions; here the answer sits on the layover itself.

Itinerary

07:00StockholmARN

SKSAS SK1417 · Airbus A320neo

CPH

Layover in CPHLounges

CPH

KLKLM KL1268 · Airbus A321neo

AMS

Layover in AMSLounges

AMS

KLKLM KL705 · Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner

19:45GIG

Shown where it matters: a Lounges button sits on every layover in the itinerary.

Lounges in MAD

SkyTeam1 eligible

Nueva sala VIPT1

Oneworld 2

Iberia Premium Lounge DalíT4

Priority Pass 6

Neptuno LoungeT4S

Sala VIP CibelesT1

Nueva sala VIP

SkyTeam · MAD · T1

You can enter

SkyTeam Elite Plus

Where

Terminal 1, after security, second floor, between gates B26 and B29.

Inside

Wi-FiShowersHot foodBeer & wineQuiet areaFlight monitorsFamily area

Lots of useful data

A price says nothing about what you are flying into. Weather, visas, cards, prices on the ground, phone coverage, holidays: all of it on the row and in the checkout, none of it a search of your own.

About 3 h of tabs per trip0 minincluded in every plan, the free one too

Nothing left to look up

Visa checker, weather site, cost-of-living index, roaming FAQ, holiday calendar. Five tabs, answered on the row.

Less to be anxious about

The wet season, the holiday that shuts the shops, what a coffee costs. Known before you book, not on arrival.

Safer footing when you land

The transit visa, the till that wants cash, the network your phone cannot find. Named while you can still act.

Good to know

Rio de Janeiro (Galeão)

Money goes 1.6× further. What costs €1,000 at home costs about €630 here.

Wet season. November in GIG is typically 29°, with rain on 16 days. September is usually the nearest better month.

Public holiday on these dates. Republic Day (BR, 15 Nov). Expect fuller flights and dearer rooms.

Violent crime well above the world average. 19.3 homicides per 100,000 people a year (2023).

Visa-freeon an IT passport
90days
Stay allowed

Italy citizens can enter Panama without a visa for a stay of up to 90 days. A valid passport is required.

Carry

  • Valid passport (6 months minimum)
  • Return or onward ticket
  • Proof of accommodation
  • Proof of sufficient funds
Travel documentsFor your Italy and Brazil passportsCheck again
  • France · CDGItalyVisa-free
  • Panama · PTY90 daysItalyVisa-free

Guidance only, and rules change. Confirm with the airline or the country's embassy before you book. Transit through a country can need its own visa even when you do not leave the airport.

Paying there

Panama Bring cash. 34% of adults pay in shops by card or phone.

If a terminal offers to charge you in your own currency, decline and pay in the local one.

Typical weather

Panama City in October: typically 30°, rain on 24 days. December is usually better (32°, 10 rain days).

Long-run averages for the month, not a forecast for your dates.

Your phone there

France The networks there use bands your phone has.Included in your plan Inside the EU and EEA your plan applies at domestic rates by law.

Your phoneiPhone 15 or newer
Your operator3 (Tre)

The weather there

The month you actually land in: the usual high, the rain days, and the nearest better month.

6,050 airports

Whether you can get in

Checked against the passports you hold, for every country on the ticket. Transits count.

Per passport, per country

How you will pay

Card, phone or cash, decided before you are standing at the till.

161 countries

What your money is worth

What a thousand of your own currency buys once you land.

208 countries

Whether your phone works

Which networks are live, which bands your handset needs, what your operator charges to roam.

778 operators in 238 countries

Health and safety

Doctors and homicide rates, shown only when they sit far from the world average.

215 countries

Who is on holiday

Holidays at both ends of the trip, drawn on the date chart.

Both countries, on the calendar

What they speak

The official languages, and how far English gets you.

252 countries

Every figure carries the year it is for, and answers “we do not know” rather than guessing. A blank is a real answer here, because an invented one would sit next to a real fare.

The programs we search

Award seats, priced in each program's own miles. We go deep on a few rather than shallow on forty.

Airlines we are holding award seats on right now

Every airline we hold award seats on right now, straight from the ledger. Hover any of them.

What exists only here

The table stakes of an award search tool are all in. These are the parts you will not find anywhere else.

The cash fare and a verdict

Every award beside the cash fare for the same flights, with cents per point worked out. No other award tool prices your points.

On every result

Search by intent

Say the trip out loud. The agent picks airports, runs the searches, and keeps the goal standing until a seat opens.

Free plan included

On-time records

A rolling 180-day punctuality record on every flight number, from our own operations ledger.

Before you book

Connections built in

Who flies a pair, which hubs join it, drawn on a map. Sold as its own subscription elsewhere.

No extra subscription

Feeders on the same ticket

SAS adds a Nordic feeder leg to a partner award for 150 SEK, no extra points. We surface where it applies.

Only surfaced here

The whole journey, priced

A checkout that combines award legs, cash legs and several travellers into one number before you book.

Awards and cash together

The free plan is genuinely usable: browsing, the agent, alerts, cash prices and round trips in Economy are all in it. Premium removes the daily caps and adds Business and First class and schedules. We search a few programs live and in depth, and add more one at a time; every result names its program and when we saw it.

How it compares

Against the usual award search tools, written the honest way: they win on breadth, we win on the decision.

ClassFlyer compared with Typical award tools, feature by feature.
FeatureTypical award toolsClassFlyer
Deciding whether to book
Cash fare beside the pointsNo. Points only.Yes. On every result.
What a point is worthNo. Not shown.Yes. A c/pt verdict on every seat.
Flight reliabilityNo. Not offered.Yes. A 180-day on-time record per flight.
What the whole trip costsNo. You add it up yourself.Yes. One cart: people, legs, awards and cash.
Finding award seats
Programs searched liveYes. Many programs at once.Partly. A few programs, in depth, and growing one at a time.
Route and airport knowledgeNo. Bring your own, or buy a route-map app.Yes. Maps built in; the agent picks the airports.
Round trips priced rightNo. Two one-ways added up.Yes. Priced the way the airline prices them.
Matching outbound and returnNo. Pair them by hand.Yes. The trip finder pairs them for you.
Watching for seats
Keeps searching after you leaveNo. Fixed alerts only.Yes. Standing goals that keep hunting.
Setting up alertsNo. A form per alert.Yes. The agent sets the watch itself.
Tells you what changedPartly. A seat opened.Yes. Before and after, recorded.
How it works
Ask in plain languageNo. Forms and filters.Yes. Say it the way you would out loud.
Time to a bookable answerNo. Hours of clicking.Yes. Say the goal; get candidates back.

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  • 360 live award searches a day
  • 5 alerts
  • 40 agent conversations a day
  • The agent, cash prices and browsing
  • Round-trip search
  • Scheduled check-ins

Premium, monthly

$24.99

Per month. All of Premium, no commitment.

  • 3,600 live award searches a day
  • Round-trip search, priced like the airline prices it
  • 100 alerts and standing goals
  • Scheduled check-ins
  • 500 cash quotes a day
  • 200 agent conversations a day
  • Live date checks in the explorer
Best value

Premium, annual

$249.90

Per year. About 2 months cheaper than paying monthly.

  • 3,600 live award searches a day
  • Round-trip search, priced like the airline prices it
  • 100 alerts and standing goals
  • Scheduled check-ins
  • 500 cash quotes a day
  • 200 agent conversations a day
  • Live date checks in the explorer

Questions people ask

Is the award availability live?
It is live at the moment we search. Anything shown from an earlier search is labelled with when we saw it. Award seats move constantly, so nothing is a quote until the airline sells it to you.
Which programs do you search?
We cover programs like United MileagePlus, SAS EuroBonus and its SkyTeam partner awards, Smiles, Etihad Guest and AAdvantage, each priced in its own miles, some searched live and all held as observed availability. Every result names its program and says when we last saw it.
What does the free plan include?
Browsing everything we hold, the agent, cash prices, 5 alerts, round trips in Economy, plus 360 live searches and 40 agent conversations a day. No card. Premium removes the daily caps and adds Business and First class, round trips in every cabin, scheduled check-ins and 100 alerts.
Can you book the seats for me?
No, and we do not pretend to. ClassFlyer finds the seat, prices it against cash and tells you whether it is worth taking; the booking itself happens with the airline, and every result carries exactly what to ask for.
Can my AI assistant use it?
Yes. ClassFlyer runs an MCP server, so Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor can run the same searches inside a conversation. One URL from the For AI assistants page, no API key.
Is this another vibe-coded tool?
No. ClassFlyer is built by software engineers with Fortune 500 backgrounds, and the boring parts are taken seriously: reviewed architecture, a deliberate security posture, and a hard focus on the customer experience. The polish sits on engineering we would put our names on.

Fly better for fewer points.

Award seats appear and vanish, so searching once is nearly useless. Tell ClassFlyer where you want to be, in which cabin and for how many points, and let it keep looking.

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