Economy
€0
For one trip
4 searches a day
- One round trip, checked twice a day
- The cheapest and the fastest flight each way
- Round-trip totals in your currency
- Push notifications
Tell Wingman where and when you want to fly. It keeps searching Google Flights for you and pings your phone when a fare drops or a faster flight shows up.
Free for one round trip. Sign-ups open soon.
The dashboard keeps the cheapest and the fastest option for each route, adds up round trips and shows when it last looked.
A native iPhone app is on its way. Every route you watch is an arc on a 3D globe with its price on it; open one and its cheapest and fastest flights light up side by side. Same account, same watches as on the web.




Coming soon to the App Store.
Two records per route: the lowest price and the shortest trip door to door, layovers included. You pick the trade-off.
Leave any day of a month and stay, say, 5 to 8 nights. Or take every Fri–Sun of a month. Wingman tries every departure day. On First.
It also joins two separate low-cost flights through a hub, often the cheapest way there, with time to change. And London means every London airport.
Add the flight back in the same form and get one round-trip total, in crowns, euros, dollars or any of 29 currencies.
Search ± 1 to 3 days around a date, set "leave after" or "land by", the stops you accept and the longest trip you'll take.
Hear only when the fare drops under your number. Every route also keeps a chart of its prices.
Pick a month and how long you'd stay, and see where you can fly cheaply from your airport, each city with its photo. One tap watches it.
Every price gets a verdict and its reasons: low for the month, the lowest since you started watching, or likely to drop. Advice from real prices, not a promise.
Open the exact flights on Kiwi.com, Google Flights or the airline, and compare Aviasales, Trip.com, Skyscanner and Gotogate.
Pick where you fly from, a month and how long you'd stay. Wingman lists each city's cheapest trip, then watches the one you pick for its exact price.
From and to, one or more dates or a whole month, plus your limits on stops and travel time.
It searches Google Flights for every date you gave it, again and again, as often as your plan allows.
When a fare drops or a faster flight appears, your phone buzzes. Tap the notification to open that flight.

A flight watcher that buzzes all day gets muted. Wingman only speaks up when something really changed.
Every check is a live search for one date in one direction, run just for you. Plans differ in how many searches you get a day. Wingman shares them across your trips: the fewer dates you watch, the more often each one is checked.
€0
For one trip
4 searches a day
€5a month
or €50 a year, two months free
60 searches a day
€12a month
or €120 a year, two months free
150 searches a day
Prices in euros. One search is one date in one direction: a round trip on fixed dates uses two per check, a whole flexible month about sixty. Dates more than three weeks away are checked less often, as their fares move slowly, which leaves more searches for the trips coming up. Wingman isn't open for sign-ups yet: join the waitlist and you'll hear first.
You tell it a route and dates, or a whole month. It searches Google Flights for them again and again, as often as your plan allows, and keeps the cheapest and the fastest flight for each. When a fare drops or a faster flight shows up, your phone gets a notification.
Yes, for one round trip: the Economy plan is free and searches 4 times a day. Business costs €5 a month and searches 60 times a day. First costs €12 a month, searches 150 times a day and adds flexible months and weekends.
From Google Flights, the same prices you see there: economy one-way tickets for one adult without checked bags, in your currency. Wingman isn't affiliated with Google.
No. It finds the flights and opens them for booking on Google Flights, Kiwi.com, the airline or another site, so you can compare before you pay. Some of those sites may pay Wingman a small commission, at no cost to you.
Yes. Any date can include 1 to 3 days either side. On First you can also pick a month and how long you would stay, or every weekend of a month, and Wingman tries every departure day.
As notifications on your phone or computer, straight from the browser, with nothing to install. On iPhone, add Wingman to your Home Screen first. Email works too, and a target price keeps Wingman quiet until the fare drops below your number.
A native iPhone app is on its way to the App Store, with your routes on a 3D globe. Until then Wingman works in any browser, on your phone or your computer.
Every airport Google Flights covers, and whole cities too: London searches all of its airports. Prices come in crowns, euros, dollars or any of 29 currencies.
Sign-ups open soon. Join the waitlist and you get one email when they do.
Sign-ups open soon. Economy stays free for one round trip.
If you join, Wingman keeps your email address and when you joined and confirmed, and uses them for one thing: telling you when Wingman opens. They're stored on Wingman's server in Frankfurt, and the emails go out through Resend, an email delivery service. Sign-ups that aren't confirmed are deleted after 7 days, and the link in our email deletes your address whenever you like. Wingman is run by Roman Princ. The privacy policy has the details.