In fact their blog says they were set up to solve the problem you had – “….I spent so much time moving from one airline’s website to another, just to find the earlierst flight out of Abuja and the lowest rate…..”

I used to have the same problems as you but I discovered 1spotsearch and this particular problem has been solved.

I understand wholly the problem with getting short codes. I suggest passing through a 3rd party VAS rather than working directly with mobile operators.

You can also check out this African SMS mobile phone directory video demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmmX48C1nts

Forgive my age an experience though not too bad atleaats i can assure that…

I’d say that i’m good at solving well define problems

So this is wat i propose:

I’d surf your site at intervals and come up with solutions where i have enough controls to effect changes…

You are a good communicator too and i’d say keep it up. You will definitely go places, it appears u are already…

I never put out inaccurate information. I only write about what I know or have researched about extensively.

Thanks for your feedback.

Well if this is your point, you left it out in the right up!!! Which is exactly my point. You never know who will read your blog, so keep your views, well researched, accurate and non-partisan. Dont get me wrong Tex2fly is a good idea, but don’t lets make the good idea a reason to put forward inaccurate or incomplete information.

Most Nigerian airlines have their respective websites and in many cases allow would-be passengers to book and pay online. However, show me a Nigerian flight schedule aggregator. A website that enables you to search multiple airlines simultaneously and offers you real-time flight information like text2fly.com.ng does.

Just last Tuesday morning, I spent so much time moving from one airline’s website to another, just to find the earlierst flight out of Abuja and the lowest rate. Text2Fly.com.ng allows me to check the earliest flights from several airlines, simultaneously.