Flyland
Flyland is a map-first flight search app that lets travelers choose origins and destinations with a tap, then compare prices across dates and providers. The app displays fare details and provider information directly on an interactive map, simplifying the flight discovery process. Available on both iOS and Android, it streamlines trip planning by combining geographic exploration with price comparison in one interface.
- Applications
- Mobility & Transportation
- Software Only
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Product
Problem
Traditional flight search tools require users to input specific airports and dates before seeing results, making it difficult to explore destination options based on budget or geographic preference. Comparing prices across multiple destinations and dates often involves tedious back-and-forth between tabs or websites, slowing down trip planning.
Solution
Flyland provides a map-first flight search experience where users can visually explore origins and destinations by tapping directly on a map. The app displays price comparisons across different destinations and dates, allowing travelers to quickly identify affordable options without entering rigid search parameters. Users can review provider information and fare details for each route, enabling informed decisions within a single, intuitive interface. The app is available on both iOS and Android platforms, making map-based flight discovery accessible to a wide range of mobile users.
Target Audience
Primary users are leisure and business travelers who prefer visual, map-based trip planning and want to compare flight prices across multiple destinations and dates without using conventional search forms.
Features
- Interactive map interface for selecting origins and destinations with a single tap
- Price comparison across multiple destinations and dates displayed directly on the map
- Provider information and fare details shown for each flight route
- Cross-platform availability via native iOS and Android apps
- Streamlined workflow that eliminates the need for traditional form-based search inputs