It finds the first instance of award availability over a 7 day period. Expert Flyer does the same thing over just a 3 day period, but doesn't show it in a 'nice little table". It just shows it in a linear fashion, one day at a time, but it does show availability over the 3 day period. For what you pay KVS you can't expect a highly sophisticated tool. Perhaps some other sites do this ???

You're welcome.

If there is already desired Availability on a specific date, then there is no need to use the [Power Search].

The [Power Search] function is designed to make it easy to locate difficult-to-locate Awards, not provide a long list of easily-locatable ones (which can be found using a regular search).

A single day search can return as many as 100 different flight options. Combining the results across a 31-day period would result in "a nice little table" with 3000+ flights.

As noted previously, the [Award Calendar] is a completely different function and is currently supported by some Engines (including [Awards/AC-StarAlliance]).

If you would like to work with multiple dates simultaneously, you would need to open the corresponding number of instances of the KVS Tool.

KVS been a long subscriber and a fan of your tool but have had to recently stop using it due to moving over to a Mac. Yes I know I can use crossover but that just adds on cost and effort.

Do let me know if you ever do a mac version.

That may be so.

At what price point (A) x years on the market (B) x average number of paying customers (C) would it be reasonable to expect a moderately sophisticated tool? We know A and B. Even very conservative assumptions about C yield dollar figures that would pay for many, many hours of coding and product development.

Nice little table or a run-on sentence...doesn't really matter as long as the results are on a single screen. EF does return the results in a manner that makes sense.

And if memory serves me correctly, Expert Flyer shows availability over seven days, not three. You choose a date and select +/- three days. Maybe it's changed; I haven't used it in a very long time.

Yes and a single day search can return as little as one flight. I would surmise that a single flight option is far more common than a result that had 100+ flights. Can't see why a paid tool couldn't limit the search results to something like ten per day for a seven-day period. That's only seventy. Not unreasonable at all.

^ It's not like KVS just came out.

See post #535

I've searched buit cannot find an answer.
What do codes L & C mean in this:

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Please see http://Help.KVSTool.com/#Interpreting

I just caught that part. Has anyone's account ever been shut down? My BA login and password stopped working on the tool, so I had to create another acct. This KVS tool is worse than I originally thought.

It has been reported that "excessive use" of BA.com access will result in you being locked out. <redacted by moderator>

How do you get a refund? It doesn't work anymore on BA.

I just ran a BA search using KVS. It worked fine for me.

To be honest I never faced any issues too.

Indeed, the [Awards/BA-OneWorld] Method continues to function normally.

I have been using KVS for some time (thank you KVS!)

Just noticed that the BA oneworld award results are not right. Eg, searching HKG-LHR on 5 Dec 2015 returns 1 seat in CX 257, 1 in CX 239 and 3 in CX 253 all for business class, but calling BA and using BA website tells me there are no award business seats.

What is going on?

Thank you.

So I was directed by you to open multiple instances of the tool, which caused my BA account to be locked as a result of conducting too many searches within a given time frame. No such disclaimer or warnings about such possibilities of a frequent flyer account lockout due to activity encouraged by you was given. But, according to you, everything is fine. Okay. :td: