Trip Radar shows prices of non-stop return flights from Polish airports. We do not sell tickets — we show you where the cheap ones are and get out of the way.
Where the data comes from
The scan runs once a day and asks for prices at the source:
- Ryanair — the airline's own price calendar
- Travelpayouts — a comparison service aggregating offers from many airlines and agents
We currently watch 12 Polish departure airports and 183 destinations.
Every date you see comes from such a query. Nothing is entered by hand or estimated.
How current the prices are
A price comes from the most recent scan — the date and time are in the header of the list. Airfares can rise within an hour, so treat this as a hint about where to look, not a guarantee. You see the binding price only at the airline, right before paying.
Offers whose departure date has passed are removed after 7 days.
What we do not do
- we do not sell tickets and do not take payments,
- we do not act as intermediary in bookings, changes, or complaints,
- we do not store card details — we never ask for them,
- we do not profile anyone and do not sell e-mail addresses.
How this is funded
Some booking links are affiliate links. If you buy a ticket through one of them, we receive a commission from the search engine or the airline. We mark them with an asterisk in the “where to buy” window.
This affects neither the price you pay nor the order of offers. The list is always sorted by price — an affiliate link does not jump higher because it is an affiliate link. When the same flight is cheaper somewhere we have no agreement with, we show that one first.
Who is behind this
The service is run by one person. Contact and postal address:
- Data controller
- Michał Choma
- Postal address
- ul. Wojciecha Gersona 39A/9, 51-664 Wrocław
- Contact
- dev@tripradar.pl
Do write — a human answers questions, not a bot. Messages going out from the service (the alerts) are automated and sent from an address nobody reads; the one above is the right one.