Pl. Isampled 06 · 2026
London → Malé
LHR — MLE
viaISTDXBDOH
from
€486
door to door
13 h 40 m
Three hubs compete for the same beach holiday — the spread between them is regularly €150 or more.
Open in the planner →Pay-per-search · no subscription
Every hub,
one search.
the fare atlas for long-haul detours
On a long-haul route the connection decides everything — the fare, the hours, the cabin. Meridian sweeps every hub you would consider in a single pass of live Google Flights data and typesets the results side by side, so the detour worth taking is impossible to miss.
3 free searches on sign-in · packs from €5 · tokens never expire
Fig. 1the method
§ 01
Sample plates
— three routes from the atlas, ready to re-run
Pl. IIsampled 06 · 2026
Berlin → Bangkok
BER — BKK
viaISTDXBAUH
from
€438
door to door
14 h 05 m
No nonstop exists — the connection you pick decides both the fare and what time you land.
Open in the planner →Pl. IIIsampled 06 · 2026
New York → Singapore
JFK — SIN
viaLHRFRADOH
from
€612
door to door
22 h 30 m
Half a world away, and London, Frankfurt and Doha each claim the best way there.
Open in the planner →Fares are recent samples, not live quotes — open a plate to run it against today's numbers.
§ 02
The method
— compose, sweep, book at source
01
Compose
Set your origin, your destination, and every hub you would consider connecting through — up to four per leg, up to three departure dates.
02
Sweep
One token runs the whole sweep against live Google Flights data and lays the results side by side: fare, total time, cabin, operating airline.
03
Book at source
Every result links out to the airline or agency selling it. We never resell or mark up tickets — the fare you see is the fare you book.
§ 03
The ledger
— one token, one search · no subscription
On sign-in3 searchesfree
Small5 searches€5
Medium15 searches€12
Large45 searches€29
Start with 3 free searches
payments via Stripe · tokens never expire
Where do the fares come from?
Straight from Google Flights at the moment you search — the same results you would dig out by hand, across every hub at once.
Do you sell tickets?
No. We are a search instrument. You book directly with the airline or agency, at the price they publish.
Why pay per search?
Each sweep costs us real money in data fees. You pay for exactly what you use — no subscription, and tokens never expire.