Flight tracking for long weekends and bridge holidays
SempreInVolo scans a route’s entire calendar, finds every round trip around the weekend, counts how many vacation days each one costs and tracks its price over time. You pick the destination, the autopilot does the rest.
The problem
Finding a cheap long weekend means trying dozens of dates one by one, remembering the prices and checking them again every day. And nobody tells you that the 2 pm Friday flight costs you half a day off. SempreInVolo flips the search: it starts from the days you can travel and shows you every date worth flying.
How it works
Setting up a tracker takes less than two minutes. From then on SempreInVolo works in the background, even when you forget about it.
Departure airport, destination, passengers and period. Then choose how outbound and return are paired: weekend, custom days or around a date.
It reads every date on sale for the route, skips days without flights and builds every valid combination. Even hundreds, automatically.
It checks the price of every combination, keeps the full history and alerts you on a drop, a new low or the price you were waiting for.
Three ways to search
Only the way outbound and return are paired changes. Everything else, from the days-off count to alerts, works the same.
Leave on Thursday, Friday or Saturday and come back the following Monday or Tuesday. The rule is fixed: you only pick the route.
Best forLong weekends and bridge holidays
Choose up to three weekdays to leave and up to three to come back. For every departure it finds the first useful return.
Best forWeek-long trips or shift work
A wedding, a concert, an exam? Enter the event (1 to 5 days) and how many days before and after you are willing to fly.
Best forEvents, visits, appointments
The days-off count
A 2 pm Friday flight is not free: it costs you a working day. SempreInVolo looks at departure and arrival times, the working days in between and Italian public holidays, Easter Monday included. Try it here.
Features
Real screenshots of the platform, on desktop and on mobile. The interface is in Italian.
Each pair of dates with times, flights, nights, total price and days off. Sort by date, price or days off, show only zero-days-off trips and book in one tap on the airline’s website.
Switch to calendar view: each departure day shows its lowest price, coloured from cheapest to most expensive. Tap a day to see all its combinations.
Every check is saved. See how the outbound, return and total prices moved, how many seats were left at that fare and how many days were left before departure.
We only write when it matters: a drop of at least €5 and 5%, a new all-time low, your target price reached, new dates on sale. In the app, by email or as a push notification on your phone.
Before planning, find out when a route is operated: periods, weekdays, seasonal breaks, distance and estimated flight time, on the map.
The dashboard brings every route together: the trip with the fewest days off at the best price, upcoming departures, how many days off your trips cost and how prices move.
When only 1-3 seats are left at a fare you see it straight away, and that combination is re-checked after 30 minutes instead of 3 hours.
A sold-out or no longer bookable flight drops out of the prices on its own, and comes back when sales reopen.
The calendar is re-read every night: new dates join the tracker, removed ones leave it.
New Year’s Day, 25 April, 2 June, Ferragosto, Easter Monday and all the others cost no days off.
Add SempreInVolo to your Home screen: it opens full screen and receives push notifications.
REST API documented with OpenAPI, to take your trackers wherever you want.
The comparison
SempreInVoloWhy it exists
How many long weekends can I take this year with the days off I have?
No travel site could answer. You always search from a date, never from your free days. SempreInVolo was built to flip that around: you say where you want to go and it shows you when it pays off, in euros and in days off.
FAQ
Yes. Sign up with your email and a password and create your trackers at no cost, with no credit card.
No, SempreInVolo does not sell tickets. Every combination links straight to the airline’s booking page with dates and passengers already filled in. The final price is always the one shown on the airline’s website.
Today SempreInVolo works with the flights of one of Europe’s leading low-cost airlines: more than 220 airports and over 5,000 routes, from Italy to the whole of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.
Leaving on a working day before 6 pm counts as one day, landing on a working day after 9 am counts as one day, and every full working day spent away counts as one day. Saturdays, Sundays and Italian public holidays, Easter Monday included, are free.
Each combination is re-checked about every 3 hours, and after 30 minutes when only a few seats are left at that fare. You can also refresh a combination’s price by hand.
In the app’s bell, by email and as push notifications on your phone or computer. You choose which channels to turn on from your profile.
No. SempreInVolo works in the browser, on computers and smartphones. If you like, you can install it on your Home screen like an app, without going through the app stores.
No: it is the price found at the last check, with its time shown next to it. Airlines can change it at any moment, which is why SempreInVolo shows when it was found and how many seats were left.
Create your first tracker: in two minutes SempreInVolo starts looking for the best dates for you.
