ExpertFlyer is a subscription based service that I find valuable. A subscription costs $99 per year, and there is quite a bit of value you can get out of it: -- You can see fare class inventory and fare rules for a vast majority of airlines -- You can search award availability on select airlines…
Continue reading: ExpertFlyer Adds Flight Schedule Alerts
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I have used EF for years and its always my go to, even with google flights being quite powerful. Nice note!
@john if this was a paid plug, it didn't have enough marketing elements to be effective (at least on me) - no value proposition, sense of urgency or call to action - so I'd assume no. But covering the united leggings story, maybe paid for by Delta? Not that I care, I find this blog to be the best source of aviation news to me a frequent flier out there - and since I pay nothing, I'd be happy that the writers get something to keep this up.
Yes, I'll use this. I'd be tempted to put every itinerary in for a schedule change alert, purely because a schedule change opens up my entitlement for free changes. Also, schedule changes often come with equipment changes, which can be a strong reason to change itineraries. Has your flight been chAAnged from a 777-300ER in J to a 777-200?
This is a great improvement to a great service. I only take 4-5 trips a year, but I wouldn't be without my (paid) ExpertFlyer subscription.