Know when to book, not just what a flight costs.

What is a flight price predictor?

A flight price predictor estimates whether a fare may become meaningfully cheaper during a future booking window. It is different from a flight search engine: a search engine shows options, while a predictor helps you decide when to act on one.

AirSuq is built around the moment after you find a flight. Select the exact itinerary, review its current fare and see the timing signal alongside the evidence available for that route and date.

How AirSuq makes the estimate

• Current fare: the price attached to the exact flight you selected.
• Market context: route and date ranges, including typical prices when available.
• Time to departure: the booking window that remains before the flight.
• Observed movement: later fare observations and exact-flight history when enough data exists.

The result is a probability-based timing aid, not a promise about what an airline will charge next.

What BUY and WAIT mean

BUY means the current fare is the stronger timing choice under the available evidence. WAIT means a cheaper opportunity is currently estimated to be more likely than not.

Prices can change because of inventory, fare classes, demand, promotions and airline decisions. Always check the final fare, baggage and conditions with the airline or seller before paying.

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