About Hop Nonstop

Hop Nonstop answers one question: where can you fly without changing planes?

What this site is

Every page lists the nonstop routes actually flown from a US airport — the destinations, which airlines serve them, how many flights a week, and which days they operate. There are pages for 61 origin airports and several thousand individual routes.

The site exists because that question is oddly hard to answer elsewhere. Airline sites show their own network; booking sites want a date and a destination before they will tell you anything. Hop Nonstop starts from the airport and works outward.

Where the data comes from

Route data is derived from observed flight departures — that is, flights that actually operated, not published timetables. Every page carries the date its data was last refreshed.

Two consequences worth knowing:

• Newly announced routes appear only once they start flying. If an airline announces service in March that begins in June, it shows up here in June.
• Counts are sampled, not exhaustive. Each refresh measures a recent window of departures, so a route flown rarely may be missing from a given update.

Airport locations and identifiers come from the OurAirports open dataset. We are not affiliated with any airline, airport, or booking service.

Corrections

If a route looks wrong, tell us and include the airport pair — corrections are welcome and we would rather know. Always confirm schedules with the airline before booking; this site is a research tool, not a reservation system.

Who runs it

Hop Nonstop is an independent project, funded by advertising.

Contact

Email hello@hopnonstop.com for corrections, data questions, press enquiries, or anything about privacy and terms.