If you spent too much money on gifts, relax. You can let Google find the cheapest post-holiday flights for you.

When Google announces a new travel feature, my inner explorer perks up. So Thursday morning, when it announced the launch next week of Flight Deals, an AI-powered tool designed to help flexible ...

I tested ChatGPT, Claude, and Google Flight Deals to see whether AI can actually help you find cheaper flights in January.

Google Flights, launched in 2011, is another quiet behemoth service for Google. It has grown to twice the size of Expedia and it’s doing more revenue than Priceline Group and TripAdvisor combined.

The finance-content creator Sam Jarman shared a Google Flights "hack" to save money on travel. In a viral TikTok, Jarman suggested avoiding airlines' websites when searching for cheap airfare. Google ...

Looking for the best flight deals this holiday season? Google's 2025 airfare data reveals the smartest times to book, and why.

Booking a flight can be a hassle and frustrating if the ticket you bought is listed later at a lower price. But Google is testing a new flight price guarantee program to help travelers save a little ...

Google hopes to offer robust flight search capabilities in the future, including detailed information about schedules, availability, and prices. To that end, Google announced on Thursday that it wants ...

FILE - In this Nov. 18, 2019 file photo, the logo of Google is displayed on a carpet at the entrance hall of Google France in Paris. A new search feature rolled out Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2021 tells users ...

Photo Credit: Google plans to change the way it displays flights in Europe under orders from the European Union. Pictured is a Lufthansa Airbus A319 at the Frankfurt Airport. Source: Fraport AG ...

When comparing flight options, there’s a good chance that Google Flights is one of your research tools for searching for the lowest prices. Before you search for another flight, you should determine ...

If this new flights feature works as intended, the search behemoth will have changed air travel as we know it. Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet (Photo by Justin Sullivan) Today, Google ...