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 conducts a live searches for up to +/-7 days across all the airlines we offer so that you don't have to search all of them individually. Furthermore, you don't even need to login to airline accounts to see results.

Here's a video tutorial of how you can use Roame to conduct a basic search:

You can see the power of Roame here—being able to conduct a live search a week at a time while adjusting a multitude of filters is extremely powerful and can help save significant time and energy.

With live search, you can also search for results between literally any two airports in the world. For example, here's a result for two random airports in Japan that not many people are generally searching for.

If you've ever done award searching before or are using Roame frequently, you may discover that finding award availability for some routes is much more difficult than expected. It can be a time consuming and frustrating process having to slowly work through each day and monitoring for seat openings on a daily basis.

SkyView, Roame's subscription product for Friends of Roame, 

allows users like you to quickly find award flights for any time period between any two destinations. 

Roame is a powerful search tool that can help you achieve your travel dreams.

With our free-to-use software, you can accelerate your award search processes tremendously and make the most of their credit card points and airline miles.

How do I run a Live Search with the Roame tool?

SkyView searches are often seen as 'discovery' searches, with the ability to search region-to-region and up to a 60-day search window. This guide is intended to help first time users get a better understanding of how to use SkyView Lite (free version) and SkyView Pro (premium version).

SkyView is the first-ever tool launched to allow you to search for award availability between any two destinations worldwide for up to 60 day windows at a time, up to 365 days in advance (up to 60 days for SkyView Lite).

If you find yourself searching manually for award availability (even on Roame) across several weeks or months at a time, then SkyView might be able to help you save a lot of time and effort down the road.

 searches a preset collection of routes once per day and aggregates all possible booking options for the flight.

Example Of How SkyView Works: Domestic Flight

Say we were looking for business class tickets from New York to San Francisco sometime in 2024 summer. This competitive route typically features lie flat seats.

SkyView enables us to quickly and easily search all possible business flight options available during that timeframe. Rather than search through each date, SkyView saves us a tremendous amount of time and effort:

Example Of How SkyView Works: International Flight

Let’s take things a step further to see the full power of SkyView: what if we want to depart from 

 in business class? Being able to search general regions can be an extremely powerful way to save a lot of time.

We can now see several enticing options to Asia, including some fantastic deals in business and first class on some top tier airlines. Trust us: finding these options individually would have taken hours. With SkyView, we’re able to spend quite literally less than 5 minutes to see all our results.

Roame offers two types of SkyView access: SkyView Lite and SkyView Pro. The differences for the most part are pretty simple:

Search flights departing up to 60 days in the future

Search flights departing up to 365 days in the future

SkyView Lite gives you the chance to try out SkyView before committing to a subscription. However, SkyView Lite is free to use for all Roame members, as long as you have an account with us.

 giving you trouble? Let's try seeing if we can help you troubleshoot these problems.

SkyView Shows No Results, But Regular Live Search Does?

A common issue that comes up is when SkyView gives blank/no results for searches, while regular live search gives some results. This happens due to how SkyView works.

There are approximately 70,000+ possible airport routes worldwide; SkyView searches across just a portion of these most popular routes every day. Routes that have been set as an alert by a user are also included in the daily search. If an option that meets a user criteria is found, an alert will be sent.

Therefore, if you are finding that your routes are frequently showing poor or blank results, try the following to queue SkyView to search your route in the next 24 hrs:

Enter your search criteria. Don't forget to adjust the maximum number of points you want to use

If SkyView Set the route and criteria as an alert

Come back to Roame in about 24 hrs and view your new results

I See A Result, But It's Not On The Airlines Website!

 works by doing a daily search of our pre-specified and user-set alert routes. When you search on SkyView, you're going to see 

, which are saved results accumulated from multiple days of searches. For completeness, we save results for a few days after we find them. If we can find the same route on an earlier day, then the old cached result will be overwritten and the "last seen" timer will reset.

If you can't see the result on the airline's website, it's always in your best interest to take a look at the "last seen" indicator.

 coolest features is the ability to set alerts and get notified whenever award availability comes up. To avoid getting flooded with alerts, it's important to keep in mind a few things about SkyView's search criteria (the biggest culprits for why some alerts get flooded):

 Make sure to tone down this limit, or you'll receive options with many stopovers

 If you don't want to received mixed class fares, then pull premium % up higher than 0%

 If you want to avoid high surcharges, make sure to turn down the fees

 If you don't want to spend a ridiculous amount of points on your flight, make sure to adjust this criteria

SkyView is an extremely powerful and innovative tool

 in the award search space that can help you achieve your travel dreams. With a first-in-class search capability to view all flight availabilities across hundreds of days, you can quickly and easily pinpoint the exact flight you want to take.

How do I run a SkyView Search?

At Roame, we show one-way award flight searches for a simple reason: they’re the smartest way to maximize flexibility, availability, and value when booking award travel. Here’s why we focus on one-way flights and why you should too:

How Roame Makes One-Way Award Searches Easy

Unlike cash search tools, Roame focuses exclusively on one-way award flight searches. Here's why:

 Roame’s one-way search lets you quickly find availability without the complications of roundtrip filtering.

 You’re not locked into a single airline or loyalty program, allowing you to explore a wider range of redemption opportunities.

 Our proprietary search engine shows you the best one-way options for flights using your points, making it easier to build the perfect itinerary.

 Award space is released gradually, so set SkyView alerts to track availability over time.

 Expand your search dates or departure cities for better results.

 Use multiple transfer programs (e.g., Chase Ultimate Rewards and Amex Membership Rewards) and airlines to maximize your redemption opportunities.

Roame’s one-way focus makes it easier than ever to find award flights that match your travel plans. Use our live search or SkyView tools to discover amazing redemption opportunities and build your perfect trip today!

Why search for one way flights?

Roame’s Pick is our sort order recommendation, highlighting the best overall options to book your flight. It’s designed to simplify your search by factoring in key elements like points price, taxes and fees, travel time, and number of stops.

When searching on Roame, results can be sorted by Roame's pick, making it easier for you to identify the best value options at a glance. You’ll still see all other redemption options so you can choose what works best for you.

Finding Flights

How do I run a Live Search with the Roame tool?

How do I run a SkyView Search?

Why search for one way flights?

What is Roame's pick?