Find a fair place to meet
Starting from different cities? Pick any city for each person, from two travelers up to a group of six. We'll show every place you can all fly to, ranked by how fairly the flying and jet lag are shared, and you can search everyone's flights in one go.
Where is everyone flying from?
Type a city or airport code for each person, up to six. Cities with several airports can be searched as a whole city. Add names to label everyone. Switch to More options for passports, visa checks and personal flight limits.
Places you can all fly to
Flight times are listed block times. Weekly flight counts appear only where we have recorded flights.
Popular city pairs
The fairest nonstop meeting places for pairs people search often.
How the Fairness Score works
Flight Time Balance (40%)
The shortest trip in the group divided by the longest. 100 means everyone spends the same time getting there.
Longest Trip (40%)
Compares the longest trip with the shortest possible longest trip for your cities, so a far-off place that is equally long for everyone doesn't win.
Time Zone & Jet Lag Equity (20%)
How evenly the clock change is shared, using each airport's time zone on your departure date.
Routes, flight times and airlines: Jonty/airline-route-data. A listed route isn't a guarantee it operates on your dates. Weekly counts come from US DOT, UK CAA and adsb.lol flight records. Live prices are the lowest Google Flights fares (via SearchAPI) at the time you check. One-stop times add a 90-minute connection. Entry rules come from the official US, UK, Irish, Canadian, Australian and EU lists, checked October 2026; always confirm on the official site before you book. Maps © OpenStreetMap contributors, OpenFreeMap.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Wayzuno Fly Together calculate the Fairness Score?
The Fairness Score (0–100) combines three things: the shortest trip in the group divided by the longest (40%), how the longest trip compares with the shortest possible longest trip for your cities (40%), and how evenly the time-zone change is shared (20%). Hover over a score to see each part.
Can I use any city?
Yes. Type any city or airport code for each traveler. Cities with more than one airport, such as London or New York, can be searched as a whole city or one airport at a time. Routes come from a listed route dataset covering about 4,000 airports.
Can more than two people use it?
Yes. Add up to six travelers, each from a different city. Every result is a place all of you can reach, with a search button for each person. If everyone else can fly nonstop to one traveler’s home city, Fly Together suggests meeting there too.
How do we search flights together?
Set your travel dates once at the top. Every destination has a search button for each traveler, already filled in with that traveler’s airport, the destination and your dates. “Share this plan with your group” sends a link (through your phone’s share sheet, or copied) with everyone’s cities, the dates and your filters, so the others see the same results. “Share meetup” on a destination does the same and highlights that place for them.
What if our cities have no nonstop destination in common?
Turn on “Include one-stop trips”. Fly Together then adds places where some of you connect once, counting 90 minutes for the connection.
Does Fly Together show prices?
Yes, live ones. Set a departure date (and a return date, or leave it empty for one-way) and “Check group prices” looks up real economy fares for every traveler on exactly those dates and a day either side, then shows the group total and each person’s share, with your dates marked. Without dates, it prices the next weekends instead. “Use these dates” fills them in for everyone’s search. Fly Together never estimates a fare.
Does Fly Together check visas?
Yes, in More options. If you add each traveler’s passport, every destination shows whether that person needs nothing, an online authorisation (such as an ESTA, UK ETA or Canadian eTA) or a visa, and you can hide places where anyone needs a visa. It covers the Schengen area, the US, the UK, Canada and Australia, from each government’s official list; elsewhere it links to the official rules. Always confirm before you book.
How do we decide together where to go?
Press “Add to vote” on two to six places, then “Send vote to the group”. Everyone opens the link, picks their name and marks yes, maybe or no for each place, then sends the link back. Votes travel inside the link, so whoever opens the newest one sees every vote, and the favourite so far is highlighted.
What if several of us fly from the same city?
Set “People” on that traveler, up to five. Group prices multiply that city’s fare by the number of people, so the total is for everyone, and each search link opens with that many adults filled in.
Can one person limit how long they fly?
Yes. Each traveler has their own “Nonstop only” setting and, in More options, a “Longest flight” limit, on top of the group’s filters. A place only shows if it fits everyone’s limits, so someone who can only do a short nonstop still gets places that work for them.
Can we rule places out or compare prices?
“Not this one” hides a place from the list (you can bring it back from the summary), and the link you share keeps it hidden for everyone. Once you have checked prices on a few places, “Cheapest checked price” sorts those places by group total, and the summary names the cheapest one so far.
Can we price business class or premium economy?
Yes. Pick a cabin and group prices, the cheapest-price sort and every search link use it. If live prices for that cabin aren’t available, Fly Together says so instead of showing economy fares.
Can I put the meetup in my calendar?
Set your dates, then press “Add to calendar” on a destination. You get a calendar file (.ics) for the whole trip with everyone’s flights, search links and the plan link. It works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook. Your recent plans also show under the planner on this device, so you can get back to them.
Can we see everyone’s route on a map?
Yes. “Map” on any destination draws each traveler’s route there, in their own color, through the connecting airport for one-stop trips.