Is This the Future? UNLIMITED Flights for Monthly Fee Announced with Major Travel Company

IF YOU thought Netflix was good, wait until you see what this company has planned..

OneGo travel has revealed a Netflix-style travel site(Getty)

An ingenious company is providing a new service dubbed as 'Netflix for travel', and people are going wild about it online. 

OneGo is the name on everyone's lips - providing unlimited travel for a recurring monthly fee. 

Sound good? There's just one catch, the service right now is U.S only. 

For a monthly free, travellers can jet around within the United States via all major U.S. airlines. 

It might sound fabulous, but it's certainly not a cheap option for those possibly not making the most out of it. 

This is going to simplify travel for businessmen throughout America (Getty)

If you want to travel freely around the states - on what it called The National Plan - you're set to be forking out a whopping  $2,950 a month. That's just over £2k. 

Cheaper plans start at around $1500, but that is limited travel within certain regions. 

Airlines included in the Netflix-style plan include Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, JetBlue Airways, United Airlines and Virgin America. 

If this is sounding like something you might think is worth investing in, it would be advantageous of you to read the small print. 

There's a one-time $495 account setup fee, and any flight cancellations could set you back up to $100.

Having said that, it's as easy as booking a cab or ordering on Amazon to book a flight with OneGo. 

Fire up your app, pick your destination and bob's your uncle. 

On their website - click here for more information - it reads: "OneGo travelers pay month-to-month for the flexibility of unlimited travel in that month. 

"No long-term commitment is required, and you can cancel at any time based on your travel needs."

Could this be the future of frequent travel?