What RouteLinq is
RouteLinq maps nonstop flight routes connected to the United States, domestic and international. You can search any city pair, browse every destination from a given airport, explore what airlines fly where, and understand the competitive landscape of US and transatlantic aviation, all in one place.
The data comes from real airline schedules: actual routes operated by major U.S. carriers, U.S. regional airlines, and major European flag carriers. We pair that with official government aviation performance data so you can see not just what routes exist, but how they actually perform.
Who RouteLinq is for
RouteLinq is built for two kinds of people. The first is the traveler who wants route intelligence that booking sites will not show you: how reliable a route actually is, which airline dominates it, and whether it is stable or quietly being cut. The second is the aviation enthusiast who wants to go deep on the airlines and routes they already care about: fleet breakdowns, real schedules, and route-level detail most sites do not bother showing.
If you have ever wanted to know which aircraft actually flies your route, how a flight's on-time performance compares to the route average, or whether an airline is expanding or retreating from an airport, RouteLinq is built for exactly that kind of question.
What RouteLinq is not
RouteLinq does not show prices. It does not sell tickets. It does not compare fares or have any relationship with airlines, booking platforms, or travel agencies. There are no affiliate links and no sponsored results.
Most flight search tools are optimized to get you to book. RouteLinq is optimized to help you understand what's actually flying. That distinction matters when you're researching options, planning ahead, or just curious about how the airline industry actually works.
Our principles
- No retargeting We do not track you across the web. We do not sell your data. We do not use advertising cookies. Search and leave: nothing follows you.
- Route data only Pure schedule and route information from actual airline operations. No price anchoring, no booking pressure, no upsells.
- Real airline data Actual schedules from American, Delta, United, JetBlue, Southwest, Frontier, and more, sourced from airline operations and official government aviation data.
- Free to use RouteLinq is free to use. No registration, no paywall, no premium tier required to access route data.
Who built this
RouteLinq is built and operated by Andrew McMenamy under Tommy Cat Media, an independent digital publishing operation based on Long Island, New York. Andrew has a background in digital marketing, data analysis, and travel/aviation content, and a specific interest in how airline networks operate and evolve.
Builder of RouteLinq and formerly Your Weekend Travel. I write about airlines, routes, and travel from a data-first perspective. RouteLinq started as a side tool and grew into something I thought other people would actually find useful.
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