Google Flights
#1
Google Flights
https://www.google.com/flights/
So they recently changed things up with the way it works and supposed to be much better at getting better prices. It's supposed to indicate when prices are likely to go up or down around the times that you're looking to fly.
I'm not going anywhere to bother actually trying it, but thought some might be interested.
Certainly be interested to see how it compares to other sites like Kayak.
So they recently changed things up with the way it works and supposed to be much better at getting better prices. It's supposed to indicate when prices are likely to go up or down around the times that you're looking to fly.
I'm not going anywhere to bother actually trying it, but thought some might be interested.
Certainly be interested to see how it compares to other sites like Kayak.
#2
Re: Google Flights
I stopped using Kayak ages ago, and use Google Flights almost exclusively when I'm daft enough to pay to fly.
#3
Re: Google Flights
https://www.google.com/flights/
So they recently changed things up with the way it works and supposed to be much better at getting better prices. It's supposed to indicate when prices are likely to go up or down around the times that you're looking to fly.
I'm not going anywhere to bother actually trying it, but thought some might be interested.
Certainly be interested to see how it compares to other sites like Kayak.
So they recently changed things up with the way it works and supposed to be much better at getting better prices. It's supposed to indicate when prices are likely to go up or down around the times that you're looking to fly.
I'm not going anywhere to bother actually trying it, but thought some might be interested.
Certainly be interested to see how it compares to other sites like Kayak.
#4
Re: Google Flights
My next back I paid for with flyer miles after I booked a friend decided to come with me GRR-DTW-AMS-NCL $1400, searching around I checked out Google flights and it suggested flying out of Chicago (2.5 hour drive from GR) into Teesside (which is actually closer) so she is flying ORD-DTW-AMS-MME for $655!
#5
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Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 0
Re: Google Flights
Unlike some other websites, I like how to gives me prices in my currency vs US currency.
Seems to automatically give you the currency of the country your in, at least for Canada.
Seems to automatically give you the currency of the country your in, at least for Canada.
#6
Re: Google Flights
$1400
#7
Re: Google Flights
I use hopper to monitor flights when i know i need to book to go back to the UK.
I had set a price lookup on flights from Dallas > London in mid November, prices were $1,300 return.
I had a notification about 2 weeks back about a suitable flight it found for a much cheaper rate.
Direct flight from Dallas to London
Returning to Dallas via a hop in Frankfurt.
$505 all in for the sake of an extra 2 hours in Frankfurt.
i literally couldn't find my wallet soon enough to book it. All flying with American.
Definitely recommend Hopper
I had set a price lookup on flights from Dallas > London in mid November, prices were $1,300 return.
I had a notification about 2 weeks back about a suitable flight it found for a much cheaper rate.
Direct flight from Dallas to London
Returning to Dallas via a hop in Frankfurt.
$505 all in for the sake of an extra 2 hours in Frankfurt.
i literally couldn't find my wallet soon enough to book it. All flying with American.
Definitely recommend Hopper
#8
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Joined: Apr 2016
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Posts: 334
Re: Google Flights
My next back I paid for with flyer miles after I booked a friend decided to come with me GRR-DTW-AMS-NCL $1400, searching around I checked out Google flights and it suggested flying out of Chicago (2.5 hour drive from GR) into Teesside (which is actually closer) so she is flying ORD-DTW-AMS-MME for $655!
#9
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Joined: Feb 2010
Location: Temecula, CA
Posts: 4,759
Re: Google Flights
Google Flights is great but note it does not include every airline, even major ones. I've used it to alter my dates by quite a bit (more than the +3/-3 many sites offer) and save loads.