Airglitch vs Skiplagged

Skiplagged was pioneer in making layover exit ticketing accessible to everyone. Airglitch offers a broader range of unconventional ticketing methods, including those that avoid the risks associated with layover exit travel. Discover why seasoned travelers are switching to Airglitch for their flight searches.

Why switch from Skiplagged to Airglitch?

A broad range of ticketing strategies

Airglitch provides a diverse set of strategies designed to help you save on flights. These include:

• Spare multicity: Add optional legs to reduce costs on your primary route.
• Spare return: Book a roundtrip even if you only need one segment.
• Back-to-back tickets: Combine multiple trips for lower prices.
• Nested tickets: Optimize itineraries for frequent travelers.
• Partitioned tickets: Split your trip into multiple tickets for significant savings.

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Safe and reliable booking

Layover exit ticketing is sometimes discouraged by airlines and engenders complications with luggage or changes in itineraries. While Airglitch includes layover exit tickets when the savings are significant, it prioritizes safer strategies like spare multicity or partitioned tickets, which won’t create similar issues.

Are Airglitch booking strategies safe?

Ticketing alternatives exclusively introduced by Airglitch (e.g. spare multicity) are safe and don't have records of causing issues. We prioritize them because they offers a way to save on flights without incurring inconvenients with luggage, flight changes or airline policies. There is one type of established ticketing strategy that has been curbed by airlines in the past: layover exit flights. They are generally consequence-free and most stories of passengers being penalized are anecdotal. However, we only show these options when the savings are worth it and make sure users understand the limitations involved.

Ok, how do I start using Airglitch instead?

Go on the airglitch website, create an account, and start searching for flights. You may need to wait a few days to gain access as we are currently operating with a waiting list.

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