About Ziri
Ziri answers one question: is this flight bookable yet? If it isn't, we watch the airline for you and send one email the day it is.
The problem
Low-cost airlines don't sell tickets years in advance. Ryanair opens its schedule in batches, a season at a time, and never announces the date. Its last big release, summer 2027, came on 26 September 2026 (every release we have seen). Until the batch with your dates is out, there is simply nothing to buy.
Price alerts don't help here. Google Flights, Skyscanner and the rest can only watch a fare that already exists. Ask them about a flight the airline hasn't released and they have nothing to track. So people end up checking the airline's own site every few days for weeks, and still find out late, after the cheapest seats have gone.
What Ziri does
What Ziri is not
- Not a price tracker. We tell you when booking opens, not when a fare drops. Opening prices often rise as seats sell, but we make no promise about the lowest price.
- Not a travel agent. We never sell or hold tickets. Booking links go to the airline's own website and we take no commission from them.
- Not affiliated with any airline. We read the same public availability that the airline shows on its site.
Coverage
Ryanair, at present. Coverage grows from what people actually watch: ask about a route we haven't seen before and it joins the daily check. Other low-cost airlines will follow.
We look up to 18 months ahead. Beyond that no airline has published anything, so there is nothing to wait for.
Who runs it
Ziri is a small independent project, not a company with a sales team. It is free, there are no adverts, and your email address is used for the alert you asked for and nothing else. See the privacy policy for exactly what we store.