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Search award flights and hotel reward nights across many dates at once, right on the airline and hotel sites Award Buddy adds a search panel to airline and hotel award booking sites so you can check award availability across many dates at once, instead of searching one day at a time. FLIGHTS Enter one or more origins and destinations, a date range and the cabins you want. Award Buddy runs every route and date combination through the airline's own website and collects the results in one sortable table. You can filter by cabin, number of stops or day of week, and each row links to the airline's booking page. On sites that support it, calendar mode shows the lowest award price for each day of a whole month. HOTELS Choose hotels by name, by city, or from the page you're viewing, then pick a range of months. Award Buddy finds the points price for every night and shows it on a calendar and in a table. HOW IT WORKS The panel appears only on supported airline and hotel loyalty program websites. Click the ✈ or 🏨 button in the corner of the page to open it. Searches run in your browser using your own session on that site. There is no server, and Award Buddy doesn't collect or send any of your data. The list of supported programs is on the website: https://kevchentw.github.io/awardbuddy/ Award Buddy is an independent project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any airline or hotel company.
Oct 3, 2026
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