How iziSky works
iziSky is a free flight research site. We show what a route costs, when it tends to be cheaper and what to know before you fly, then send you to a partner to book.
Where the fares come from
Live prices: when you search, we open the same search on our partner Aviasales, which shows current prices from airlines and travel agencies at that moment.
Fares on route pages: the cheapest prices Aviasales travellers found for that route in recent searches, shown with the date we fetched them. We refresh them regularly; a route not yet refreshed shows an older sample search with its own date. Either way it tells you what the route has cost recently, not what it costs right now.
Price trends and example fares: monthly charts show the cheapest fare found for each departure month, with the date, and a trend page appears only once a route has several months of real data. Prices marked “Example fare” are illustrative and never a quote.
How we earn money
When you book through one of our links, the partner may pay us a commission. You pay the same price as you would going to the partner directly.
Our flight partner is Aviasales (via the Travelpayouts network). On some pages we also link to partners for eSIMs, airport transfers and flight-delay compensation, only where they serve the destination on that page.
Every partner link is marked as sponsored. Partners don’t write or edit our pages, and commission doesn’t change the facts or fares we show.
Where you book
Today you complete your booking on the partner’s site. They take the payment, issue the ticket and handle changes and refunds under their own terms, so check them before you pay.
What to check before you pay
Prices change quickly, so always confirm the final total, the baggage included and the fare rules on the booking page. Our airline and airport facts come from public sources and are checked regularly, but the airline has the final word.