Travel & Flights

Fly Sustainable Day is designed to make flight discovery simple. Enter where you're flying from, where you'd like to go, your dates, and the number of passengers, then search for available flights.

How it works

  1. Enter your trip details
    Choose your departure airport, destination, travel dates, passengers, and cabin class.

  2. Search for flights
    Select Search flights to see available options.

  3. Compare your options
    Review available routes, prices, dates, and other details to find an option that works for you.

  4. Choose your flight
    When you find an option you like, continue to the relevant travel partner.

  5. Complete your booking
    Your booking and payment are completed with the travel partner. Their terms, conditions, cancellation policies, and final price apply.

A few things to remember

Flight availability and prices can change quickly. The price shown during your search is not guaranteed until the booking is completed with the travel partner.

Sustainable Day helps you discover and compare travel options. We don't operate the flights or provide the transportation itself.


1. Searching for flights

Find flights by entering your departure, destination, dates, and passenger details.

Start your search

On Fly Sustainable Day, enter:

  • Departure — where you're travelling from

  • Arrival — your destination

  • Depart — your departure date

  • Return — your return date, if you're travelling round trip

  • Passengers — the number of travellers

  • Cabin class — such as Economy

Then select Search flights.

Want to visit more than one destination?

Use Create multi-city route when your trip includes several flights with different destinations.

For example:

Stockholm → Paris → Rome → Stockholm

This can be useful when you're planning a longer trip instead of simply flying there and back.

Before you book

Compare the available options carefully. A cheaper flight may have different baggage rules, airport locations, connection times, or cancellation conditions.


2. Understanding flight prices

Learn why two flights that look similar can have very different prices.

Flight prices aren't fixed. Airlines and travel providers can change fares depending on demand, availability, timing, route, and other factors.

The price you see may depend on things such as:

  • Travel dates

  • Departure airport

  • Destination

  • Number of available seats

  • Cabin class

  • Baggage

  • Connection times

  • Airline and fare type

  • Demand for the route

What does "Price from" mean?

When you see Price from €X, this means the displayed amount represents a starting price found for that destination or route.

It doesn't necessarily mean that every available flight costs that amount.

Always check the final flight details and price before completing your booking.


3. Booking through our travel partners

Understand what happens when you choose a flight and continue to booking.

Sustainable Day helps you search for and discover flight options. When you choose an option, you may be redirected to a travel partner to complete the booking.

What happens next?

The travel partner handles the booking process, including:

  • Passenger information

  • Payment

  • Ticket issuance

  • Booking confirmation

  • Changes and cancellations

  • Refunds

  • Customer support relating to the booking

Your flight contract is with the relevant travel provider, not Sustainable Day.

Important

Before paying, check the final price, baggage allowance, fare conditions, cancellation rules, and other booking terms.

Prices and availability may change between the initial search and the final booking.


4. Why flight prices change

Flight prices can move quickly — here's why.

Ever searched for a flight, gone back five minutes later, and thought, "Wait... what happened to that price?" šŸ˜„

That's normal.

Airfare is dynamic. Airlines and travel providers can adjust prices as availability and demand change.

Prices may change because:

  • A cheaper fare class has sold out

  • Demand for the flight has increased

  • The airline has changed its pricing

  • Availability has changed

  • Your search dates or passenger numbers changed

  • The travel provider refreshed its available offers

Is Sustainable Day changing the price?

No. Sustainable Day displays available travel offers provided through its travel partners.

The final price is determined by the relevant airline or travel provider at the time of booking.

Tip: If you find a flight that works well for you at a good price, don't assume that exact fare will still be available later.


5. Searching multi-city routes

Plan trips that include more than one destination.

A multi-city search is useful when your journey isn't simply:

Home → Destination → Home

Instead, you might want:

Stockholm → Paris → Rome → Stockholm

How to search

Select Create multi-city route, then add the different legs of your journey.

For each leg, choose:

  • Departure airport

  • Arrival airport

  • Travel date

You can then search for available combinations.

Why use a multi-city route?

It can be useful for:

  • Longer holidays

  • City-hopping

  • Business trips

  • Visiting several countries

  • Open-jaw journeys

  • Avoiding unnecessary backtracking

Sometimes flying into one city and returning from another can make much more sense than returning to your original airport.


6. Finding hotels

Find accommodation alongside your flight search.

Fly Sustainable Day can also help you discover hotel options for your trip.

When the Show hotels option is available, you can include accommodation in your travel search.

Why search flights and hotels together?

It can make planning easier by keeping your trip research in one place.

You can compare your travel dates with available accommodation and explore options for your destination.

Before booking a hotel

Check:

  • Total price

  • Location

  • Room type

  • Cancellation conditions

  • Taxes and fees

  • Included amenities

  • Check-in and check-out conditions

As with flights, the final booking is handled by the relevant travel partner.


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