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Why does it say it has no data for my route?

Coverage is US domestic only, across 181 airports and 1,503 routes. International routes are not covered, and some thin domestic routes have too few recorded premium tickets to report. When that happens the tool says so rather than guessing.

Why are the prices different from what I see on the airline site?

Because they are not live fares. Every figure comes from tickets already sold, published quarterly by the US Department of Transportation. They tell you what this route normally costs in business or first, not what is on sale today.

What does "thin data" mean?

Some routes have only a few dozen recorded premium tickets. Those figures swing a lot between quarters, so the tool labels them rather than presenting them as firm.

Why is the cheapest airline flagged as a recliner?

On some routes the cheapest premium seat is a reclining domestic first seat rather than a lie-flat bed. They are different products at different prices, so the tool names the cheapest actual flat bed as well.

Can I book through this?

No. There is no checkout and no card details are ever collected. Book with the airline.

How do I report a wrong number?

Email the route and what you saw. Corrections to seat-type labels are especially welcome, since airlines swap aircraft and those can go stale.