Cheap flights from Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi — caught the moment the price drops. We watch 75 routes around the clock and email you when one falls off a cliff.
You've got better things to do than refresh Skyscanner at midnight. I've already done it — and I've been writing the prices down for a year, so I know when one's actually good.
Forty-minute connections. Twenty-six-hour "bargains". Prices so low they're a glitch. You'll never see them, because I killed them before they reached you.
Not tomorrow morning. Not in a weekly round-up. The moment a fare clears my checks it's on the site and in your WhatsApp — and I've re-checked it's still bookable before you even open it.
Minimum 90 minutes to connect, and a cap on total journey time. No 26-hour routings dressed up as savings.
Measured against that exact route's own twelve-month history — not a made-up "was" price. Most sit between 45% and 65%.
Re-checked seconds before sending and every 30 minutes after. When one dies we grey it out and say so, rather than leaving it up.
The line on each card is what that route normally costs. The dot on the right is today. That's the whole argument.
See all live deals →Based on every deal Saqr caught on that route in the last twelve months, against what it normally costs.
Every one of these was live for a few hours. The people below happened to be looking at their phone.
Safr doesn't sell tickets, hold your card, or sit between you and the airline. We hand you the route, the dates and the price — you book direct with the airline or through whichever site you already use.
No dates, no filters, no calendar. Type a city. If there's no deal today you'll get what that route normally costs, and we'll watch it for you.
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