Every fare,rechecked.
TheWingScan searches live fares, rechecks the one you choose, and tells you if it moved — then hands you to the airline or travel partner to book.
How the search works
The process
Three steps, and one of them is ours.
Search broadly
One search covers the airlines and travel partners the provider reaches. Widening to nearby airports or neighbouring dates stays opt-in, because each extra request spends a real provider call.
Recheck once
Before any handoff, the fare you chose is fetched again. If it moved, you see the new figure and decide what to do — the change is never absorbed quietly.
Book with the provider
Checkout stays with the airline or travel partner, who own ticketing, changes and refunds. TheWingScan never asks for a card number.
What is different
Four decisions you can check.
Search
Live fares, on a leash
Every billable request passes one gateway with a cache, request coalescing and a daily ledger behind it. When the allowance is spent the interface says so, rather than showing older numbers dressed as live ones.
Calendar
Dates priced from what was seen
The price calendar is built from figures actually observed on the route, not from a forecast. Where a focused fetch for one date is available, choosing it is an explicit action.
Routes
Jugaad alternatives, in exact money
Alternative and split routings are compared in integer minor units. A cheaper combination surfaces without the rounding drift that floating-point arithmetic introduces into fare maths.
Handoff
A caveat instead of a promise
The amount shown is provider-reported. Whether it covers every tax and fee, or one traveller or the whole party, is not established by the provider's public contract — so the interface says exactly that and asks you to confirm the total before paying.
Continue
- Explore destinationsDestinations ranked from the airport directory and prices already observed on the route. No live provider calls.
- How the search worksThe provider budget, the revalidation step, and what the handoff does and does not cover.
Amounts shown anywhere in TheWingScan are reported by the flight provider. Confirm the final itinerary and total on the airline or travel partner’s own booking page before paying.