I was wondering if anyone knew of a website(s) where you can easily check to see if any airlines offer direct (non-stop) flights between destinations. So, in other words, you enter your departure and arrival cities, and then you would get a listing of any airlines that offer direct flights between the two cities.

Thanks!
Dina

You can use the ita matrix software, choose log in as a guest, enter the two cities and click nonstop only. it's online at http://tinyurl.com/2qbg2

Thanks for the link-- looks very helpful.

You can also use just about any travel agency or search website such as kayak.com, orbitz.com, or bing.com/travel and select the non-stop flights option. It may not include a few airlines such as Southwest but it will be quite inclusive otherwise.

Thanks! The ita site works well. i have used kayak and orbitz, but i'm not sure if they list all airlines. i have never used bing.

do you guys like bing and ita for booking travel, too?

try also www.amadeus.net

In the home page you can filter the "direct flights only" and in the "advanced search" you can select number of adult, child and baby, in the "show additional option" you may select up to three preferred airlines if you want to exclude others.

<i>I was wondering if anyone knew of a website(s) where you can easily check to see if any airlines offer direct (non-stop) flights between destinations. So, in other words, you enter your departure and arrival cities, and then you would get a listing of any airlines that offer direct flights between the two cities.</i>

http://www.oag.com/travel-guides/air-route-info/

Note OAG defines "direct" as including flights with intermediate stops, but no change of plane.

Thanks so much! I'll check these out.

oh, the OAG site works REALLY well!!!
thanks, gardyloo.

Note that ita is not a site where you can book travel - just research possible itineraries. If you do find one that you like it will give you all the details you need to book with the airline or a travel agent.