How do I use Google Flights?

To use Google Flights, go to this page. You'll need to enter your point of origin and destination, then search for travel dates. Then, you can easily filter your search results on Google Flights.

Does Google Flights offer flight tracking?

No, tracking a flight live on Google Flights is impossible. However, you can enter the flight number in the Google search engine to access real-time flight tracking.

Google Fly, Google Flight Tracker, Google Air, Flights.google.com or Google Flights?

Some people think Google's flight search tool is called Google Fly, Google Flight Tracker, or Google Air. But this is a mistake. Google's flight search tool is called Google Flights. It's been improved thanks to ITA Flights / ITA Matrix Airfare Search (now owned by Google).

Skycanner or Google Flights?

Both tools are online travel search and booking services that help you find the best rates. They compare offers from different airlines, travel agencies, booking sites for Skyscanner, and hotels and car rentals for Google Flight. Google Flight has the advantage of offering additional features such as the ability to track flight prices for specific dates and chosen itineraries and a calendar view of fares to find the most advantageous dates for travel. It offers more advanced features for travel planning and management. The operators of Google Flight are banking on speed and integration with other Google services, such as Google Travel, Google Explore and others. Although the two services have similar functionalities, Skyscanner focuses primarily on search and price comparison. The tool offers a user-friendly interface and a wide variety of flight options.

Aline Nguyen

Aline, an experienced traveler and avid photographer, is an Avgeek, a foodie at heart and a mother to two children. An expert in credit cards & rewards programs, including Aeroplan, Marriott Bonvoy, American Express Membership Rewards, CIBC Aventura, and RBC Avion, she uses points to travel affordably and save in daily life. Having explored all 7 continents and 83 countries, Aline shares her travel passion and insights to help others make the most of loyalty programs.

All posts by Aline Nguyen