Revolutionary Airfare Search Engine Unlocks "Hidden" Low Fares

Today’s launch of http://www.Ufly4less.com, a new low fare airline search engine, strips away all of the complexity whereby airlines disguise the lowest fares in a maze of search options, and guarantees bargain-minded travellers will always find the lowest airfare across all of the major UK and Irish-based budget airlines regardless of their travel dates.

Instead of requiring the traveller to enter specific departure and return dates like traditional budget airline sites do, the Ufly4less.com low fare search engine lets anyone with a flexible schedule enter a range of dates up to 120 days in the future. One click later they see all fares from all the supported airlines listed by date, time and flight number across all of the dates in their selected range.

Ufly4less is a Windows desktop program that connects to the Internet and. offers users a free Try Before You Buy 10 day trial and a software licence from just £14.95.

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22/02/2005

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