Price alert for a specific flight or set of flights [duplicate]

1. Do airlines raise prices on repeat flight searches?
2. How do you set a fare alert?
3. How do I get notified about a cheap flight?
4. How do I track a specific flight price?

Do airlines raise prices on repeat flight searches?

However, airlines say prices change not because of a consumer's search history on a website, or their cookies, but because of inventory updates or glitches on the website, FareCompare's Rick Seaney said in an email. ... In a 2016 study, McGee and his team conducted 372 searches on nine airline ticketing websites.

How do you set a fare alert?

Go to your Watchlist in your profile, and select “Create a Price Alert.” You'll get a drop-down menu with an option to search for flights or hotels. You'll have three options: Exact Dates, Flexible Dates, or Top 25 Cities (more on this one below).

How do I get notified about a cheap flight?

Flight Alert Setup: How to track price changes & score cheap flights

1. Open the Skyscanner app or desktop homepage.
2. Search for the flight that you are interested in tracking.
3. Tap the bell icon in the bottom-left on app (or top-left on desktop)
4. Tap 'Create' and you're all set! You will be notified with any price changes.

How do I track a specific flight price?

Go to Google Flights. At the top, choose the number of stops, cabin class, and how many tickets you need. Choose your departure airport and destination. To track prices for this route, turn on the switch next to "Track prices."