About weekend.flights
Most trips start with where. This one starts with when: you already have the weekends, and the board shows where each of them can take you, cheapest first.
Not a booking site. It finds the trips and hands you to the people who sell them.
How it works
Give it a home airport, or let it find yours. It searches every weekend in the months ahead and shows the cheapest first, with the things that usually go unmentioned: bag fees, how far the airport really is from the city, typical weather, public holidays nearby.
Long weekends searches around your public holidays instead of fixed Fri–Sun. National ones always count. Your region’s count too once the board knows it, and it tells you which region it assumed.
The data
- Flights and prices: Kiwi.com, live at the time the “checked” stamp shows.
- Weather: Open-Meteo. Past the forecast window it’s five-year averages, labelled as such.
- Public holidays: Nager.Date. Regional holidays are named as regional.
- Maps: OpenStreetMap, served by OpenFreeMap.
The final price is whatever checkout shows, never this page.
Money
Affiliate links. Book through Kiwi.com, Booking.com or GetYourGuide after following a link from here and I may earn a commission. Your price is the same, results rank by price, and nobody pays to appear.
Privacy
No accounts, no advertising pixels.
- Analytics: Google Analytics counts visits, PostHog records which controls get used. Anonymous ids, never tied to anything you type.
- Location: only if you allow it, only to find your nearest airport. Never stored or shared.
- Home airports: remembered in your own browser. They leave it only inside a search.
- Third parties: the services above see your IP like any site visit. The GetYourGuide panel loads only if you open it; outbound links live under their own terms.
Contact
I run weekend.flights alone. Wrong price, mislabelled airport, an airline under the wrong name: tell me and I’ll fix it. Ideas, collaborations and partnerships are welcome at the same address.