Find a Destination with Direct Flights from Multiple Cities
Midway is a free flight finder for groups who live in different cities. Enter each departure city and it lists every destination all of them can reach by direct flight.
Trains in Europe, in development
Not everyone wants to fly. Train connections between European cities are in development, so a group will be able to compare a rail leg with a flight on the same shortlist. Until then, results cover direct flights only.
Search
Enter two to six departure cities. Midway lists every destination with a direct flight from all of them.
Compare
Filter by month, distance, flight time, region or country, and compare the flight time from each city.
Share
Send the link. The filters are saved in the URL, so your group sees the same results.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Midway work?
How many departure cities can I search from?
Is it free to use?
Can I book flights through Midway?
Can I see flight prices?
Can I filter the results?
Which airports are supported?
What features are coming next?
What people use it for
Midway is built for groups who live in different cities and want to meet somewhere all of them can reach.
Team Retreat
A team split between Seattle, Austin and New York enters all three cities and gets the destinations with a direct flight from each. Denver and Nashville are usually on the list.
Romantic Getaway
One of you is in Miami, the other in Boston. Instead of one person doing all the travelling, pick a destination both cities reach nonstop and split the trip.
Family Reunion
Siblings in Madrid, Berlin and London can compare the cities all three reach nonstop, with the flight time from each, before anyone books.
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