Going introduces Price Drop tracking for members, saving $150 when a lower fare is found. Sep 23, 2026, 09:10 ET The new feature watches prices on already-booked flights, alerting members when to rebook or confirming they secured the best available fare NEW YORK, Sept. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Going, the flight deals app that has helped more than 10 million travelers save on airfare since 2015, today announced Price Drop, a new feature that saves members money and gives them peace of mind after they book. It works by watching a member's flight price and alerting them when prices fall - those who've used it and found a lower fare have saved around $150 per ticket. "Travelers have always faced the trade-off of waiting for the perfect deal or committing and hoping they got it right," said Going CEO David Krauter. "95% of our members worry about the timing of their purchase, and Price Drop takes that stress off their plates. We keep watching after you book, and if the fare drops enough to matter, we tell you exactly what changed and what to do about it. And if nothing changes, that's useful information too, because it means you scored the lowest price available to you for your flight." How it works Going has been finding great flight deals for members since 2015. Now, with Price Drop, that same tracking continues after booking. The feature is free for Premium and Elite members, who can add up to five booked flights for Going to monitor. If the price drops at least 10% below the booked fare, Going alerts the member with the dollar amount and clear instructions on how to claim the savings, typically issued as airline credit toward a future flight rather than a cash refund. Members are already seeing the difference. "The current fare was $298 less than what I booked!" one Going member wrote. Price Drop builds on what Going learned from Trips, the flight alert feature it launched in 2025 for members who haven't booked yet. Trips watches fares and tells members when prices drop or rise, whether they're high, low, or typical compared with historical pricing, and then recommends whether it's worth booking now or waiting. "Travelers want confidence at every stage of their journey, not just before they book," said Krauter. "And Price Drop gives them that after they book. Together, our latest product innovations in Trips and Price Drop mean we're bringing more value to each membership, in addition to the best flight deals around. We're now with members through the whole experience, and we're continuing down this road so travelers never overpay for flights again." Price Drop is currently available for Going Premium and Elite members. Learn more about Price Drop here - www.going.com/pricedrop Methodology: In a survey of Going members conducted from August 27, 2025 to April 25, 2026, 95% of respondents said they worry about booking their flight at the right time to get the best price, with more than 70% saying it's "always" or "usually" a concern. Answer options were randomized where applicable. What Price Drop watches: round-trip cash fares booked with a single airline, in any fare class, excluding low-cost carriers (LCCs). When a fare drops, Going tells the member how much and exactly how to rebook. Whether the airline allows the change comes down to its fare rules (basic economy, for instance, usually can't be changed after the first 24 hours), and recovered savings typically come back as airline credit toward a future flight rather than cash. When a rebook isn't possible, Going says so and points to whatever options are left. About Going Going, the travel app for discovering flight deals, has helped 10 million members around the world make their travel dreams come true since 2015. We combine sophisticated software and human flight experts to discover flight deals and mistake fares up to 90% off and send them to our members. Unlike fully automated fare alerts services, every deal alert we send to members has passed a rigorous quality evaluation by our team to ensure it's worth members' hard-earned money and limited travel time. SOURCE Going

Going, the travel app for discovering flight deals, has appointed David Krauter as its new chief executive officer, effective 9 March 2026. Krauter succeeds Brian Kidwell, who has led the company since 2019 and will remain on the board alongside co-founder Scott Keyes. Krauter brings extensive consumer travel experience, having spent over a decade at Tripadvisor, where he led SmarterTravel from 2011 to 2017. He most recently served as CEO of Invaluable and Yaymaker. Founded in 2015 and bootstrapped from inception, Going has helped members save over $1 billion on flights. The company, which has 2 million members, combines software with human flight experts to identify deals up to 90% off, funded through subscriptions rather than airline commissions.