Connecting long distance friends, relatives, & lovers
You live in Berlin. They live in London. We'll find destinations that both of you can reach with direct flights and matching dates.
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Long-distance couples, friends, and colleagues who want to meet up face a common problem: most flight search tools only let you search from one city at a time, requiring both people to search separately and compare results manually. MeetOnArrival solves this by searching from two cities simultaneously. Enter Berlin and London and it finds every destination both cities have direct flights to on matching dates, ranked by combined price and weather forecast.
MeetOnArrival is a dual-origin flight finder built specifically for two departure cities at once. Most flight search engines require a single origin, which means long-distance couples, friends, or colleagues have to research separately and then try to match up dates manually. MeetOnArrival solves this: enter two cities, say Berlin and Glasgow, and it returns destinations that both cities have direct flights to on overlapping dates, ranked by combined cost, weather forecast, and hotel price.
Use the search widget above, select the MeetOnArrival tab, enter both departure cities, and click search. MeetOnArrival queries its database of direct flight routes and weather forecasts to find destinations reachable from both cities on matching dates. Results show an indicative flight price from each origin separately, giving both travellers a comparable estimate of what their trip might cost.
MeetOnArrival is built specifically for this use case. Most flight search engines require you to pick a single departure city, which forces a long-distance couple to either research separately or compromise on who travels further. MeetOnArrival treats both origins equally. It only returns destinations where direct flights exist from both cities on overlapping dates, so every result is a trip both travellers can actually take.
MeetOnArrival finds flight overlap points rather than geographic midpoints, which is usually more useful. The cheapest or most weather-friendly city to meet at is rarely the one closest to the map midpoint. A destination in southern Spain might cost €60 from both London and Berlin while offering far better weather than any geographically central option in central Europe. Search by both cities and the results show the available meeting-point destinations in our database, sorted by combined value.
Enter your city and your travel partner's city. MeetOnArrival cross-references direct flight routes from both airports and returns destinations that appear in both networks on overlapping dates. It covers hundreds of city pairs across Europe and beyond, including London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, Warsaw, and Stockholm. The results automatically exclude any destination that only one of you can reach directly.
Yes. MeetOnArrival searches across multiple upcoming trip windows simultaneously rather than locking you to a single date. You can filter by weekend trips or longer stays, and results are shown across the available date range so you can compare which weekends offer the best combination of overlapping flights, weather, and price for both travellers.
MeetOnArrival covers hundreds of city pairs across Europe and beyond. Coverage depends on direct flight route data; pairs involving major hub airports like London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris, and Madrid typically return the most destination options. Smaller regional airports may return fewer overlapping destinations.
Yes. Each destination includes a weather forecast for the travel dates, scored using the Weather Pleasantness Index (WPI), developed by FairFareFinder, which combines temperature, sunshine hours, and cloud cover into a single comparable score. This lets both travellers evaluate not just the price but the expected conditions at the destination during the specific trip window.
Yes. MeetOnArrival is free with no account required. It earns a commission when you book through its affiliate links, the same model used by Skyscanner and Kayak.