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We use a small number of cookies. The essential ones keep the site working and cannot be turned off. The analytics ones tell us which deals people actually open, and you can decline them — the banner on your first visit lets you choose, and declining changes nothing about the deals you see.
A small text file a site stores in your browser so it can recognise your device on a later visit. Similar technologies — local storage, pixels in emails — do the same job and are covered by this policy.
Required for the site to function. No consent needed, and you cannot switch these off without breaking things.
Only set if you accept. Helps us see which routes and deals matter, which directly shapes what we monitor more closely.
Our alert emails contain a small pixel telling us whether the email was opened and which deal was clicked. We use this to tune how often we send and which routes are worth watching. If you would rather not be counted, most email clients let you block remote images, and it will not affect the deals you receive.
We load a script from Travelpayouts (tp-em.com), the affiliate network that supplies our fare data. It converts outbound links to airlines and booking sites into tracked links, so that if you book, the merchant knows you came from us and pays the commission. Travelpayouts states that this domain does not host content or collect personal data; it only handles the redirect. We treat it as functional rather than analytics, because affiliate attribution is how the service is funded and it does not profile you on this site.
If you would rather it did not load at all, decline analytics and use the airline's own site directly — every deal page shows the route, dates and flight numbers so you can book without any of our links.
When you click a deal link, the airline or booking site sets its own cookies under its own policy — including an affiliate cookie recording that you arrived from us. We do not control those and we do not receive your booking details from them.
If we add or remove cookies we will update this page and the date above. Material changes to how we use analytics will trigger the consent banner again.
Questions: contact us.
See also: Privacy policy · Terms of use · Affiliate disclosure