Passepartout: Flights Home

There's always more than one way home. Most flight tools start with one airport — the one you'd default to — and search outward. Passepartout starts the other way around. Tell it every airport you can actually reach (by train, bus, a friend with a car), and it searches the skies out of all of them at once. Often, the cheapest way home is from an airport you'd never have thought to try. How it works 1. Explore your reach. Pin every airport you could actually get to. 2. Search it backwards. I start from home, then search out from each airport you've named. 3. Take the long way home. Every route lands in one list, cheapest first. Honest by design You book it yourself. Passepartout finds the route, then hands you off to a real booking site. It never handles the booking — and never sees a cent of your money. It forgets you on purpose. No account, no database, no cookies. Passepartout keeps nothing, because it wants nothing from you. Nobody jumps the queue. The cheapest flight is just the cheapest flight. The list was never for sale. It's free. And it'll stay that way. I made Passepartout because I was broke and stubborn — not to raise a round or build a startup. If it ever saves you sixty euros like it once saved me, that's the whole point. — Alp