Goose searches live fares across every airline below and books direct with the carrier. The ticket is in your name, with the airline, at the airline's own price. Your card pays them - never us.
Ryanair, Wizz Air and Jet2 sell almost entirely on their own websites, so Goose can't issue their tickets yet. When one of them is genuinely your best option, Goose says so and points you at their site - there is no commission nudging it towards an airline it can sell.
Tell Goose about any flight - whoever you booked it with - and it watches it like its own: check-in nudges, leave-by timing on travel day, live delay tracking. If the airline lets you down, Goose does the UK261 maths and drafts the compensation claim for you.
Not yet. They sell almost entirely on their own websites, so Goose cannot issue their tickets. Goose says so plainly, points you at the airline's own site when one of them is your best option, and still watches the flight for you once booked - check-in nudges, delay tracking and a drafted UK261 claim if it goes wrong.
No. Goose books at the airline's own price and your card pays the airline directly. There are no booking fees, no markup and no commission - the subscription is Goose's only revenue.
The airline's. Your booking is ticketed in your name with a real airline PNR, so you check in with the airline exactly as if you had booked direct. Changes, cancellations and refunds run through Goose in one message.
Yes. Tell Goose the flight number and it watches any flight, whoever you booked with: check-in reminders, leave-by timing on travel day, live delay tracking, and the compensation maths with a drafted claim letter if the airline lets you down.
Type where and when. I'll do the rest.
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