I spent hours finding cheaper flights for my clients. So I built a tool that does it in seconds, and shows options I don't make a dollar on.

I'm David. I run The Plane Prince Travel, a licensed travel agency accredited by IATA. For years, clients came to me for one thing: discounted business and first class flights. Each request took hours. I was logging into private fare networks, checking award availability across miles programs, and doing the math on buying miles when it made sense. The savings were real. The workflow was brutal.

My clients were people who flew premium cabins for honeymoons, anniversaries, bucket-list trips, or simply because they refused to pay full retail on a 12-hour flight. They routinely saved 40-60% on routes they would never have found on Google Flights. But the access depended on knowing the right person. And the answer to “cash, miles, or buy miles?” was a different math problem every time, only reachable if someone sat down and worked it out.

My background is computer science and my passion is travel, so I combined the two. Flynomi does the same comparison I used to do by hand: consolidator contracts, award seat availability, and buy-miles routes, all in one search, verified against Google Flights retail so you only see options that actually beat public pricing. That breadth is rare because each path requires different expertise: network access for consolidators, miles program knowledge for awards, and fare calculus for buy-miles. Most tools only do one. I had to build all three.

Most flight tools hide the routes they cannot monetize. Flynomi shows you award seats and buy-miles routes even though I don't earn a dollar on them. My revenue comes from the 80/20 savings split on discounted cash bookings, nothing else. If miles get you there for less, I will tell you, even though it means you don't book with me. I would rather you take the right trip than book the wrong one.

Your card is never charged until your ticket is in your inbox. When you book, Stripe authorizes your card but does not capture it. No money moves until your e-ticket is issued and delivered to your inbox. If the flight doesn't ticket, the authorization drops off and you owe nothing. I built it that way because I wouldn't trust a site that worked any other way.

Every booking is processed and ticketed through The Plane Prince Travel, my IATA-accredited agency. You get real airline e-tickets, backed by a licensed agency. Flynomi is the search and comparison layer. The Plane Prince Travel is the operations layer that issues the ticket and supports you after. That split keeps the search fast while keeping the fulfillment grounded in real agency operations.

You don't need to know me personally to access this anymore. You just search. Try one route and see what comes back.