Kiwi.com
Books combinations of airlines that do not normally sell together, including virtual interlining.
Kiwi.com combines flights from airlines that have no commercial agreement — a model it calls virtual interlining — so a single itinerary can mix low-cost carriers that never appear together elsewhere.
That power comes with a trade-off: self-transfer segments are not protected by the airlines. Kiwi offers its own guarantee for missed connections booked this way; read the terms before choosing a mixed itinerary.
What Kiwi.com is best for
- Unusual airline combinations
- Budget-carrier routes in one booking
- Nomad-style multi-city trips
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Frequently asked questions
What is virtual interlining?
Combining separately-ticketed flights from different airlines into one itinerary. Kiwi.com sells these combinations, which traditional agencies cannot.
Are self-transfer connections risky?
If the first flight is late, no airline is obliged to rebook you on the second. Kiwi offers its own protection on qualifying bookings — check the guarantee terms.
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