What is split ticketing?

Booking a trip as separate tickets instead of one ticket: for example two one-way tickets instead of a round trip, or different airlines for the way out and the way home. Airlines often price round-trip bundles higher than the cheapest one-way fares combined, so splitting can cost less.

How does FarePlay save money?

It splits tickets to save money and bypass expensive round-trip bundles: every leg is priced on its own, then FarePlay finds the cheapest combination of days, airlines and airports, and compares it with the round-trip price.

Yes. Searching, comparing and price alerts are free. FarePlay may earn a commission from some partner links, at no extra cost to you.

Does FarePlay sell tickets?

No. It links to the airline or travel agency that sells each flight; you book and pay there.

Is booking separate tickets risky?

Separate tickets are separate contracts: if a delay makes you miss a flight on another ticket, that airline does not have to rebook you. FarePlay marks self-transfer connections and lets you set a minimum connection time, so you can leave enough time between flights.

Which trips can I search?

Round trips, one-way trips and multi-city journeys (for example Tel Aviv to Tokyo, on to Bangkok, then home), from any airport. You can also explore destinations by what you love, such as beaches, nature, shopping or music.

Which languages and currencies?

English and Hebrew; prices in shekels, dollars or euros.

Cheaper flights by splitting tickets.

FarePlay is a free flight search site that finds cheaper trips by splitting tickets: instead of one expensive round-trip bundle, it compares separate one-way tickets (on any airlines, and through other cities) and shows the cheapest combination, with the total price for all travelers and a link to book each exact flight.

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What FarePlay does

FarePlay splits tickets to save money and bypass expensive round-trip bundles.
It searches every leg of a trip separately (out, home, and the flights between destinations on multi-city trips), then compares every combination of days and airlines.
When one round-trip ticket is cheaper, FarePlay shows that too, so you always see the lowest total price.
It is free to use. FarePlay does not sell tickets: it links to the airline or travel agency that sells each flight.

How it works

Tell it the trip

Where from, where to (one destination, several, or a whole region to explore), the days you could leave and return, or a whole month, and how many travelers.

It prices every piece separately

FarePlay searches each flight of the trip on its own, using Google Flights data, Skyscanner data and other flight-price sources, and compares every combination of days and airlines, including self-transfer connections.

You see the cheapest, best and fastest trip

The total price is for all travelers. Round-trip bundles are compared with separate one-way tickets, and the cheaper way wins.

Book the exact flights

One click opens the exact flight on the airline's or the travel agency's site, either the whole round trip or each one-way ticket. A free daily email alert can watch the price for you.

Questions

What is split ticketing?: Booking a trip as separate tickets instead of one ticket: for example two one-way tickets instead of a round trip, or different airlines for the way out and the way home. Airlines often price round-trip bundles higher than the cheapest one-way fares combined, so splitting can cost less.
How does FarePlay save money?: It splits tickets to save money and bypass expensive round-trip bundles: every leg is priced on its own, then FarePlay finds the cheapest combination of days, airlines and airports, and compares it with the round-trip price.
Is FarePlay free?: Yes. Searching, comparing and price alerts are free. FarePlay may earn a commission from some partner links, at no extra cost to you.
Does FarePlay sell tickets?: No. It links to the airline or travel agency that sells each flight; you book and pay there.
Is booking separate tickets risky?: Separate tickets are separate contracts: if a delay makes you miss a flight on another ticket, that airline does not have to rebook you. FarePlay marks self-transfer connections and lets you set a minimum connection time, so you can leave enough time between flights.
Which trips can I search?: Round trips, one-way trips and multi-city journeys (for example Tel Aviv to Tokyo, on to Bangkok, then home), from any airport. You can also explore destinations by what you love, such as beaches, nature, shopping or music.
Which languages and currencies?: English and Hebrew; prices in shekels, dollars or euros.