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To see flights on Google you go to the Google Flights page and fill out the following filters: Choose your departure city or airport, or select multiple airports close to you so you can compare ...
If I search for a multi city trip on Google flight, one option presented works well with fares and times, however, it mentions that the 2 flights must be booked separately (one after the other) (AA and Delta). When I go to the relevant airlines' sites, it gives me this option. Pricing these flights separately, prices are significantly higher.
11. Re: clarification about using Google flights. "Separate tickets booked together" is one of several ways Google Flights can display misleading results these days. It's always a red flag. Sometimes, as OP found, the individual "separate" tickets are not actually bookable on the airline websites at the listed prices.
I watched a couple of videos about using google flights. I can't figure out how to remove the airline companies I don't want. I am logged in my google account and using Chrome on windows. I either get: "Select all airlines" with a on or off. Or I get "Select all airlines" with a on or off. Alliances: Oneworld (Check or uncheck) Sky team (Check ...
34 posts. Booking through Google Flights. Oct 19, 2023, 5:30 PM. I'm in the process of booking tickets to Barcelona. "Google flights " seems very easy to use and I notice it gives me a choice of who to book through after I make my flight selection. One of the choices is the airline itself (in this case Delta).
Use Google solely as a search engine, then take the information and book directly with the airline. (If there are multiple airlines on the ticket then you may need to book with the airline by phone, or use a full service travel agent. But don't under any circumstances click through to a shonky third party booker).