Hello,

As a huge fan of KVS, I've been recently working on a complex award itinerary. In doing so, I find that I'm doing some tasks over and over again, so I figured I'd toss my requests in the ring for future consideration. I realize of course that some of these may be a bit like asking for the moon, but I figure it can't hurt to ask.

Also, you'll note that kinda build on each other:

1) Within 'Saved itineraries' - the ability to set whether or not that particular saved item is for general availability or awards/upgrade, perhaps just using whatever view is present at the time it was added is one way to do it.

2) Within Saved Itins - the ability to specify a specific flight - i.e. SQ232, as opposed to a city pair. The idea being I'm trying to watch for availability on a certain flight, instead of the whole route. Perhaps when you click to add to an itin, it just watches that flight, or does some sort of filter based on your selection.

3) Within Saved Itins - Ability to create a full 'trip'. For now, I'm essentially adding a bunch of city pairs, that I execute individually. Of course, these are executing searches individually behind the scenes. But I'd LOVE to be able to press that little green button once and have it execute all 7 of my searches at once, and shows the results (using #2 above, showing just the flights I'm interested in).

4) Finally - the biggie - the ability to run KVS perhaps as a task item (or as a service), and have it check for availability on a schedule (say, every hour), and then alert me if something becomes available in the fare bucket I'm interested in (I currently use filters to make it easy to see). I would happily pay a bunch extra for this feature. Obviously there are probably some concerns here on multiple requests to service providers, etc - so some limits are reasonable (even once or twice a day would be awesome).

Thanks again for developing the app - and even more for just reading my suggestions, I appreciate it! If ya have any questions, feel free to post here or PM/e-mail me. Thanks!