Cheapest is a moving target. Airlines reprice seats through the day, so the lowest fare you saw this morning can be gone by lunch. No booking site can freeze that. What a site does control is how widely it searches, what it adds on top of the airline's price, and how clearly it tells you the full cost. Here is how FlyLemo handles all three.
How FlyLemo searches for the lowest fare
- A wide net. One search pulls live fares from more than 600 airlines, then sorts them so the cheapest sits at the top.
- Nothing stacked on top. Qualifying routes carry zero markup, so on those the fare reaches you without an agency margin added.
- A person confirms the price. The online payment at booking covers the base fare. Taxes, government fees, carrier surcharges and any FlyLemo service fee are added, and an agent confirms the final price with you before the ticket is issued. The service fees page sets out the details.
Is FlyLemo cheapest for flights on every route?
Not on every route, and no site is. Fares differ by route, date, cabin and where a seat is being sold. On one trip we'll have the lowest price; on another, a different seller might. What you can count on here is a wide search, zero markup where a route qualifies, and a final price that an agent confirms with you before ticketing.
That is also why this page won't promise you the cheapest fare. It will show you how to check.
Where the best airfares by FlyLemo often come from
The website is only half the picture. Our agents hold contracted consolidator fares, which are never published online. On international routes these can often come in below the published fares you find on the web. The only way to get one is to call 1-856-513-6369 and give an agent your route and dates.
If no phone-only fare beats the online price for your dates, book online. You've spent a few minutes, not any money.
Test the cheapest flights on flylemo.com in five minutes
- Search your route and dates here, note the fare for the flight you want, then call 1-856-513-6369 and ask an agent for the full price with taxes and fees.
- Price the same flights elsewhere: same airline, same times, same cabin, same bags.
- On other sites, check what their final figure includes before you compare.
- For an international trip, call us and ask whether a phone-only fare comes in lower.
- Then decide, comparing like for like.
Four ways to bring the fare down yourself
- Move the date by a day or two if you can. Fares on neighboring days can differ a lot.
- Check nearby airports at either end of the trip.
- Look at one-stop itineraries next to the nonstops, especially on long routes.
- Match the bag allowance before comparing. A low fare without a checked bag is not the same product as one with it.
What comes back after you fly
After the trip is flown, 10% of the fare returns to your FlyLemo account as points, and each point is worth $1. The account is set up for you when you book. Points can then pay for up to 30% of your next booking, which takes a real bite out of what that trip costs.
Start with a search on this page. If you're flying abroad, call 1-856-513-6369 too; the search and the phone together give you the full picture.