eSky is a travel site for flights, hotels and holiday packages. It suits people who want to search flight and accommodation together or compare flights from many airlines side by side.
What you can book
Besides flights, eSky offers, according to its homepage, flight-plus-hotel bundles, city breaks, holidays and hotel-only bookings. Extras include car rental, airport transfers, parking, ferries, travel insurance and tickets for sports events. Airlines named include Delta, American, United, Alaska, JetBlue and Ryanair. There is also an app for managing your booking.
What the booking really costs
With flights, the price in the list is not what counts. What counts is the price once everything you actually need is added. Baggage is the most common difference: on low-cost fares you often get only a small carry-on, and a suitcase costs extra. So check in the booking flow which baggage is part of the fare and what an extra piece costs. The same goes for seat selection, check-in and payment fees: if they apply, you see them in the price breakdown before the final click. Then compare the final amount with the price the airline itself asks.
For packages and hotels, taxes or tourist tax may be added depending on the destination, sometimes paid only on site. Read the hotel description.
Cancellation and payment
Whether and at what cost you can rebook or cancel depends on the fare and the airline's rules. Check the cancellation terms before you book and read which deadline applies. For payment methods and possible fees, use the details in the booking flow.
How to save
eSky promotes flight-plus-hotel bundles and city breaks and holidays with a lowest price guarantee. A bundle can be cheaper than flight and hotel booked separately, but it does not have to be. Work out both, with baggage and all extras. Flexible dates help the most: flying midweek or a day earlier often saves more than any coupon on a flight.
Cashback comes on top: open eSky through daily cashback, book in one session and do not enter outside coupon codes, otherwise the credit can be lost.
Tips
- Enter names and details exactly as in the passport.
- Work out the price with a suitcase before you compare offers.
- For connections, allow enough time, especially with two separate flights.
- Save the booking confirmation offline on your phone.
How to go about the booking
- Search with departure airport, destination and dates, and switch on the baggage filter if one is offered.
- Compare direct flights with connections. A stopover often saves money but costs time and nerves.
- Open the offer and read which services are part of the fare.
- On the last step, check the price breakdown for fees and extras you do not need, and remove them.
- Check names, travel dates and contact address before you pay.
For package trips it pays to look up the hotel separately: location, recent reviews and whether breakfast is included. If you also add travel insurance, first clarify what it covers and whether you already have cover through a credit card or health insurer.
Avoiding typical mistakes
Most annoyances do not come from the provider but from rushing. Many people book on their phone between two appointments and only later notice that a date or name is wrong. Take two minutes for the last step and read everything once more. Also never compare apples with oranges: two offers are only comparable when they include the same services. And for the cashback: if you open a second tab mid-booking, switch to another device or enter an outside coupon code, you put the credit at risk. Stick to one flow from start to finish.
Booking with cashback
The cashback runs through daily cashback. Open the daily cashback shop page for eSky first: eSky at daily cashback. From there you continue to the provider and book as usual. The credit arrives once the booking is confirmed and the trip is completed. You can see the current rate on our provider page: eSky on TripPrice.