AirHint

AirHint, at airhint.com, predicts whether a flight price is likely to rise or fall. On November 8, 2026 the how-it-works page says it is a free flight price tracker and predictor. You search a route and a date. The result says to book now, or to wait. If you wait, a free alert tells you when the price drops, by email or in the app. The ticket is bought on the airline or a booking site. The page says AirHint does not guarantee the fare. It also says that as of October 2026 the service checks more than 1 million fares a day, using fare history collected since 2015, and that the recommendation uses that history and the current fare. Accuracy is often around 80%, and it depends on the airline and the flight. Where the history is thin, the result says so. The same page describes a Ryanair study of about 40,000 observations from London Stansted to Barcelona in which the average fare was about the same whichever weekday the ticket was bought on. The terms, last updated 6 August 2026, name the operator as Favencia OÜ in Tartu, Estonia, and say a prediction is a statistical estimate, not a promise. Priority Alert, in those terms, is a paid one-off upgrade for a single alert. Apple or Google takes the payment, the price is the store price for your country, and the terms do not print a number. The terms say it checks more often, does not make the price fall, does not improve the prediction, and is not a subscription.