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Google Flights first, and then I go to the airline's site to purchase. I never deal with third-party resellers - they might be cheaper in some cases but a night
by cddotdotslash 3y ago
Google Flights first, and then I go to the airline's site to purchase. I never deal with third-party resellers - they might be cheaper in some cases but a nightmare to deal with if the flight changes or gets canceled.
I like Google Flights so much that I also built a Chrome extension[1] to improve the interface (hiding the third-party affiliate links, putting seat data in the top-level of the results, and making business class searches easier).
[1] https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/skysavvy-enhance-google-f/kpdeplhmnofpohflebkiigblcpogmdeg https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/skysavvy-enhance-go...
- kilroy123 3y agoOh wow this looks amazing. Going to try this out. I fly a lot and I'm surprised I never knew about this. I too mostly use Google flights.
- interbased 3y agoI second this. Google Flights is an excellent aggregator, and you can sign up for alerts when an itinerary you follow changes in price. Your extension looks neat. Thanks for sharing - will give it a try.
- FaridIO 3y agoThat looks really cool! Let me know if you ever want help porting it to Firefox!
- switch007 3y agoWow, what a great add-on! It made me realise how visually noisy that CO2 information was. The linking to Seatguru is genius too (Would love a Firefox version!)
- gaws 3y ago> I also built a Chrome extension Any chance of making a version for Firefox?