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Google on Thursday (August 8) introduced Flight Deals, a new AI-powered search feature within Google Flights aimed at helping travellers find the cheapest fares without manually adjusting dates, destinations, or filters.
According to a company blog post, Flight Deals lets users describe their ideal trip in natural language — for example, "week-long trip this winter to a city with great food, nonstop only" or "10-day ski trip to a world-class resort with fresh powder" — and instantly returns matching bargains.
The tool uses Google's AI to interpret the request and combines it with real-time Google Flights data from hundreds of airlines and booking sites.
How to use Google Flight Deals
The service is launching in beta in the US, Canada, and India over the next week, with no opt-in required.
Google said the original Google Flights will remain available, with a new feature coming soon to exclude basic economy fares on US and Canada trips.
According to a company blog post, Flight Deals lets users describe their ideal trip in natural language — for example, "week-long trip this winter to a city with great food, nonstop only" or "10-day ski trip to a world-class resort with fresh powder" — and instantly returns matching bargains.
The tool uses Google's AI to interpret the request and combines it with real-time Google Flights data from hundreds of airlines and booking sites.
How to use Google Flight Deals
- Go to Google Flights:Visit
the Google Flights website or app.
- Access Flight Deals: Select Flight Deals from the top-left menu, or go directly to the Flight Deals page.
- Type Your Trip in Plain Language: For example: "Long weekend in October to a beach destination under $300" or "four-day hiking trip to a national park with scenic views."
- View AI-Generated Results: Google's AI will interpret your request and show matching destinations and fares from hundreds of airlines and booking sites.
- Refine if Needed:Adjust preferences
like airlines, stops, or price to fine-tune your search.
The service is launching in beta in the US, Canada, and India over the next week, with no opt-in required.
Google said the original Google Flights will remain available, with a new feature coming soon to exclude basic economy fares on US and Canada trips.
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