In development
The dates don't move.
The flights do.
We're building flight search for the trips this community actually takes — Uman for Rosh Hashanah, Meron on Lag BaOmer, Lizhensk on 21 Adar, Kerestir on 3 Iyar, and more as they come. Every result is checked against the things an ordinary flight search knows nothing about: the zmanim, licht bentchen, the ta'anis, and how long the drive to the tziyun really takes.
Because a flight can look perfect on the screen and still be one you'd never make.
Ever spent twenty minutes hunting for the Tuesday night Turkish flight your friend swears he's on, and come up with nothing?
Every other site files that under Wednesday morning, so you were never going to find it. Our filters are built for this route — pick Tuesday night, and there it is.
What we're building
Ahead of the next cycleEvery airport that works, not just the obvious one
Each destination gets a full range of arrival airports, and you pick which ones you'd actually accept. Lizhensk from Kraków, Warsaw or Rzeszów. Uman, with Ukrainian airspace still closed, from Chișinău, Iași, Rzeszów, Kraków or Budapest. Check two and we'll search the combinations.
Every one of them carries its real drive to the tziyun, border crossing included — because landing eighteen hours before licht bentchen is comfortable out of Chișinău and nowhere near enough out of Budapest.
Filters built for how you travel
Not a plain date picker. Pick your days in the blocks people actually speak in — Tuesday night, Wednesday morning, Thursday afternoon — as many at once as you like, then trim the edges by the hour.
Departures from New York, Montreal or Los Angeles. Motzei Shabbos returns. Checked bag on by default. Direct, one stop or two. Price and duration caps, airline by airline.
Warnings that know what's at stake
Landing too close to licht bentchen, a flight out during Tzom Gedaliah, a return that has you leaving the tziyun before Yom Tov is out — all flagged before you book, with the real zmanim shown alongside so you can check them yourself.
Anything that plainly can't work is taken out of the results entirely, rather than left there to waste your time.
Where you book matters as much as what you pay
For every itinerary we show who's selling it, grouped by how much we'd trust them — the airline itself first, then established sites, then the ones worth reading reviews on before you hand over a card.
And if your two legs are really two separate tickets, we say so plainly, rather than dressing it up as one protected round trip.
The zmanim are set by hand for every event, every year, for the makom itself and not for wherever you happen to be sitting. But they are a convenience and nothing more. Anything that matters, ask your Rav.