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Cheapest day to fly
Pick a route and a month and see the lowest one-way fare for each day, so you can move your dates to the cheaper ones. Fares are the lowest recently seen by travellers, so check the price again before you book.
Questions people ask
How does the fare calendar work?
Choose where you are flying from and to, and a month. For each day we show the lowest one-way fare that travellers recently found on Aviasales, a flight search site we partner with. Days with no recent search show no price.
Are these prices live?
No. They are the lowest fares travellers saw in the last day or two, so they show which days tend to be cheaper but can already have changed. The price on the booking site at checkout is the one that counts.
Why are some days empty?
The calendar only has a fare for a day when someone searched that route and date recently. Quieter routes and dates further away have more gaps. Try the next month, tick or untick the non-stop box, or use flight search for a live price.
Does the price include baggage?
Usually not. Fares are the lowest ticket price. Checked baggage, seat selection and meals can cost extra, particularly on low-cost airlines, so check what the fare includes before you pay.
Is it cheaper to fly on a weekday?
Often, but not always. It depends on the route and the season, which is why the calendar shows each day for your route. Look for the cheapest days marked in green, then check the days either side.
Does TripNido charge a fee?
No. TripNido never handles payment or tickets: you book with the airline or booking site you choose. We may earn a commission from partners when you book, at no extra cost to you.