Looking for a new and innovative way to find the cheapest flights available? With QFly, you are able to compare all of the low-cost airlines in Europe with just a few clicks. Ideally Qfly is great for travelers who fly at the seat of their pants and have no set travel destination or dates set. However if you do need to go somewhere on certain dates, there is still that option.

To get started:

1. Enter in a starting destination

2. Add a price cap on how much you are willing to pay per ticket

3. Choose the option of entering a specific destination or include all destinations available

4. Choose the option of leaving on a certain date or between a date range

5. Choose the option for returning on a certain date or range of return dates

6. Qfly returns results:

Qfly results include:
*Almost 20 million cheap tickets
*All low-cost European airlines
*No handing fees
*All in one pricing

Another great feature is the ability to filter the results a number of different ways. You can check only the airports you want to leave from, as well as the destinations you only want to visit. Pick certain days of the week to fly and specific times of the day. If you are on a budget, only show tickets that are lower than what you set as your maximum ticket price.

If you are not sure exactly where you want to go, Qfly can help. They have a section on the homepage that allows you to see cheap flights from certain cities to other destinations in Europe. The great thing is that the prices you see are the prices you pay!

A few features that are not yet available that I would love to see are the ability to purchase on site. Currently you have to go the airlines website to purchase a ticket. I also think if people had the ability to create a free account and get price alerts, that would be a nice feature.

If you like Qfly make sure you check out an AltSearchEngines post on a similar travel site called Voyij. After using both of these sites, Voyij is much better if you are looking for an all inclusive travel package, because of their ability to pull in airline and hotel prices at once. Also Voyij is more of an aggregator for all of the aggregation travel sites out there. However if you are traveling inside of Europe and do not have travel restrictions, I believe that Qfly is a much better pick.

Over Qfly

De makers van Qfly reizen allemaal graag en zijn dus altijd op zoek naar de scherpste vliegtarieven en goedkoopste tickets. Omdat veel goedkope luchtvaarmaatschappijen hun tickets niet via traditionele ticket-verkopers aanbieden, was het zoeken van het goedkoopste vliegticket erg veel werk. Je moest eerst uitvogelen welke goedkope maatschappijen vliegen naar een bepaalde bestemming, en vervolgens op de websites van al die aanbieders de data en bestemming invullen en uiteindelijk alle prijzen met elkaar vergelijken. Dit werd al helemaal tijdrovend als vluchtdata flexibel waren. Als je bijvoorbeeld in mei een weekendje naar Barcelona wilde, dan moest je op al die verschillende website vier keer nieuwe data invullen (één keer voor elk weekend in mei) om er zeker van te zijn dat je het goedkoopste vliegticket had gevonden. Daarnaast heb je vaak keus uit meerdere luchthavens, en dan wordt het al helemaal onmogelijk.

“Dat kan handiger” dachten we, en zo is Qfly geboren: we hebben een systeem gebouwd dat al het handwerk uit deze zoektocht haalt. Qfly doorzoekt in één keer de verschillende websites over verschillende data en presenteert die gegevens in één handig overzicht. Uit dat overzicht kun je vervolgens precies de reis filteren die het beste bij jouw plannen en budget past.

Source: Qfly.nl

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