Terms of serviceEffective Jul 13 2026
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What Crow is
Crow is a search and planning tool operated by Glyphor, Inc. We find and price routings, including multi-ticket detours, and link you to the airline or agency that sells the fare. We are not the carrier and not the merchant of record.
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Fares can move
Prices come live from providers and can change between search and checkout. The price that governs is the one shown by the seller at booking. We re-verify aggressively, but we can't freeze a fare we don't sell.
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Split tickets are separate contracts
Each ticket in a multi-ticket detour is its own contract of carriage. If one flight is delayed or cancelled, the other carrier owes you nothing. We label these fares clearly; by booking one, you accept how they work.
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Your responsibilities
Check passport validity, visas, and transit rules for every country on the routing — including layover countries on separate tickets. Leave the connection buffers we recommend. Names on tickets must match travel documents.
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Acceptable use
Personal, non-commercial use. No scraping, reselling our results, or automated queries. Don't use Crow to build fare data products — that's our job.
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Guides & imagery
Destination guides are editorial suggestions, verified where noted, but venues close and rules change. Photos come from providers (e.g. Google Places) under their attribution terms and remain their owners'.
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Liability
Crow is provided as-is. To the extent the law allows, we're not liable for losses from fare changes, missed connections on separate tickets, provider errors, or travel disruptions. Nothing here limits liability that can't legally be limited.
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Changes & contact
We may update these terms; material changes will be announced on the site before they apply. Continued use after that means acceptance. Questions: [email protected].
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Crow is a product of Glyphor, Inc.