The short answer
What matters most
The colors describe the strength and outcome of the available evidence. They do not rank how enjoyable a destination will be.
Green — live ticket evidence found
A live check found purchasable nonstop options for both travelers for a matching date window.
Keep in mindGreen is strong evidence at the recorded check time, not a guarantee that the same fare will remain available later.
Yellow — dates checked, but no paired fare found
The live search ran successfully, but it did not find suitable nonstop tickets for both travelers in the dates checked.
- Try another date window
- Try a different trip length
- Check the next month
- Confirm whether the route operates only on certain days
Grey — a route candidate, not yet confirmed
The destination appears in the route data. It may simply be waiting for you to run a live check, or the live check may not yet have enough evidence.
Keep in mindGrey does not mean no tickets. Open the destination to see whether a live check is available.
Red — the live check could not finish
A technical or provider problem prevented a reliable result. Red describes the check, not the destination or route.
- Wait briefly and try again
- Open an external flight-search link
- Do not interpret the error as proof that no flight exists
Save this
Quick checklist
- Read the text beside the color
- Check when the live evidence was retrieved
- Confirm that both travelers were checked
- Retry yellow or red results with other dates when appropriate
- Verify again before paying
Avoid these
Common mistakes
- Reading grey as unavailable
- Reading yellow as a permanent route closure
- Treating green as a reserved fare
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