live radar · departures in 6–72h

Catch it in 6 hours.

Last-minute deals departing today or tomorrow. We track the real discount and count down to takeoff — after that, only pricier.

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Aviasales

Why it's honest and fast

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Scanning the cache

We take fresh Aviasales finds from the last 48 hours via the Travelpayouts Data API. No fake −90%.

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Doing the math

We compare the price against the going rate for the route and only show genuinely cheaper tickets.

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Completing the trip

One click adds a hotel, insurance and transfer to your ticket — all via partner links, no markup for you.

Build the full escape

Three essentials to go with your ticket — and every other service (car rental, tours, eSIM) lives in the shared showcase →

Partner disclosure: links to Aviasales, Hotellook and insurance are affiliate links. The price stays the same for you, and the project lives off the commission. Prices come from the cache — the agency confirms the final one at checkout.

FAQ

What is the last-minute flight radar?

A feed of flight tickets departing in the next 6–72 hours. Pick a city and see where you can fly cheap right now, with a live countdown to departure.

Where do the prices come from?

From the Aviasales search cache of the last 48 hours via the official Travelpayouts Data API. Our server refreshes the showcase every hour.

Is the price on the site final?

No. It's the cached price from when the ticket was found. The airline or agency confirms the final price at checkout — so cheap tickets are worth grabbing fast.

How is the discount calculated?

We show a reference regular price for the route and the savings percentage. Discounts of 50%+ mean the ticket is notably cheaper than usual — those sell out within hours.

Is the radar free to use?

Yes. We earn partner commissions — from Aviasales, Hotellook and others. Prices of tickets, hotels and insurance stay the same for you.

Are last-minute flights cheaper than advance fares?

Often, yes. Unsold seats get dumped cheap close to departure — that's exactly what the radar tracks. A −50% badge means the fare sits far below its going rate.

What is an error fare and how do I catch one?

A pricing mistake — like a $900 ticket sold for $200. Error fares live for minutes to hours, so you need an hourly-refreshed feed, discount badges and payment details ready. Read the full guide on last-minute flights.