You Can Now Find The Cheapest Flights On ChatGPT: Here’s How

Finding cheap flights usually takes time. You open apps, add filters and compare prices. But now, that is changing. Skyscanner, a global travel search platform that helps users find and compare flights, has launched its app in ChatGPT. This will allow travellers in India to search for flights and find the best options and prices directly within ChatGPT.So, instead of filling long forms and filters, you can just type what you want. For example, you can say: 'Find me the cheapest flight to Japan in August' and ChatGPT, powered by Skyscanner, will show you options. It acts less like searching and more like asking someone for help.How It WorksTo use this feature, users need to install the Skyscanner app from within ChatGPT on your phone. Once done,

you can start your query by tagging it, like @skyscanner. From there, everything works through natural language.You can search for flights, compare prices change travel dates and switch airports, All of this happens in a chat-like interface, without jumping between multiple apps or websites.

What stands out here is the process. You don’t need to know filters like 'flexible dates' or 'multi-city. You just say what you want, and the system understands."We’ve been at the forefront of cutting-edge flight search, ensuring that travellers have all the right tools to reduce friction and give them more confidence in finding the right flight for them. Travellers can now access the Skyscanner app in ChatGPT to search for the best options and flight prices for their trip," said Piero Sierra, Skyscanner’s Chief AI officer. Separately, the company is also using AI to improve the traveller experience across different stages of the journey, reducing friction and helping users make more confident decisions when planning their trip.How To Create Real-Life Like Images Using ChatGPT Images 2.0

Apart from flight search in ChatGPT, Skyscanner is also using AI for football fans as Fifa World Cup 2026 is set to begin from June 11. One example is its 'Football Flight Finder' tool. This feature is designed for fans travelling to major football tournaments. It helps users plan multi-city trips, track ticket prices as match schedules are announced and find better routes between cities. "We’ll continue evolving travel search beyond form-fills toward dynamic, answer-led experiences. We’ll scale natural language search with explainability, and expand agentic scenarios only where trust and economics work. Success in AI will be defined by better decisions and earned traveller trust," Sierra said.