✈️ AI Flight Search Tools

Qatar Airways, JetBlue, Ryanair, Frontier on Sale

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Taymoor F.
August 14, 2024

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In today’s issue ⤵

  • 3 Popular AI Flight Search Tools

  • Deals of the Week - Qatar Airways, JetBlue, Ryanair, Frontier

  • New Etihad A380 Destination + More news

  • American Airlines’ Controversial Statement

AI tools are making searching for flights much easier. You can use them to search across multiple dates, piece together complex flight itineraries or even ask for destination suggestions based on your budget and availability.

Here are 3 of the most popular AI flight search tools that you should try out ⤵

Kayak GPT

Kayak’s AI-powered flight tool is a custom GPT that can be accessed via OpenAI’s ChatGPT. You can use Kayak GPT to search for flights on specific or flexible dates.

Ask Layla

Ask Layla is a popular flight search tool that uses Skyscanner’s flight data to find flights based on your prompts. If your go-to flight search website is Skyscanner, I recommend giving Layla a try.

Google Gemini (Google Flights)

Google Flights is one of the most versatile flight search tools, and can now be accessed through Google’s AI model - Gemini.

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🚀 Deals

This week’s top deals - check them out before they expire ⤵

🇶🇦 Qatar Airways

12% Off business class fares with promo code PCAUG24. Book by 11:59pm ET, Aug 20, 2024.

🇪🇺 Ryanair

One-way fares from £16.99.

🇺🇸 Frontier Airlines

One-way fares from $19. Book by 11:59pm ET, Aug 15, 2024.

🇺🇸 JetBlue

One-way fares from $89.

⚡️ In the News

Etihad Announces Airbus A380 service to Mumbai

Etihad Airways is celebrating 20 years of service to India by operating its Airbus A380 on the Abu Dhabi to Mumbai route between September and December 2024. Special promotional fares are available until August 25th for travel between September 1st and October 13th.

Canada Jetlines CEO Steps Down

Canada Jetlines CEO Brigitte Goersch has resigned after less than two months in the role, as the airline seeks additional capital to continue operations. Three other board members have also stepped down, and the company is actively working on securing new sources of financing.

📱 What I’m Listening to Today

(Podcast) American Airlines: “It Really Doesn’t Matter What We Serve”

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