How to Book Google Flights?

Google Flights is a great way to find flights deals. It's a really powerful search engine, and it's super easy to use. It shows you almost all the flights available for a given search, but you don't have to book with it.

Google flights Booking on September 30, 2022. This date will not apply to reservations made before this date. If you have any questions about your current booking on Google, please do not hesitate to contact the reservation partner listed in your reservation confirmation or Google.Most of the time, when you search for a flight on Google, you will find the option to “Book on Google”. This allows you to “stay on Google” and complete the transaction with the airline/travel agency. Google acts as a middleman to securely transfer your information to the airlines/travel agencies and is not involved in the transaction itself. Once you’re signed in to your google account, you can easily and securely complete your reservation using the contact details and payment details stored in your Google Account.

• Search flights on Google.

• After selecting a flight, choose the Book on Google option, if available.

• Enter passenger details such as name, gender, phone number, date of birth and email address.

• Click Continue.

• Choose a stored payment method or enter a new one, then click Continue.

• If available, you can find the Select Seats option. To choose your seats before completing your reservation, click Add Seats.

• Select seats for each passenger, for each leg of the flight, and then click Done.

• Please review your personal details and flight itinerary to ensure they are correct.

• Click Reserve.

• Google will securely transmit your traveler and payment data to the airline or online travel agency.

It is one of the favorite tools for travelers as it has some great features which are as follows- 

1. Lightning Fast 

Google Flights is the fastest way to search for flights and see prices in just a few milliseconds.

2. Displays Fares Up To 330 Days

Google Flights shows you fares for any day of the year, which is really cool because not a lot of websites do that.

3. Calendar-based Fare View

It's that easy - Google Flights will show you the prices even if you just hover over your Google calendar dates.

4. Canceling the Flights Booked Via Google Flights

Google Flights isn't an OTA, so any cancellations will be handled directly by the airline or travel agency you book with. That's because you can't book a flight or pay for it with Google, so it's up to them to take care of it.

5. Accuracy of Google Airfares on Flights

Google Flights shows you the airfares you're paying for, plus taxes. It's based on your search, so if you're looking for a round trip, it'll be for the whole trip. As long as it's accurate, it's usually right. But if it's outdated, it's usually because It doesn't change the prices right away.

If you're looking to fly from JFK to L.A. in September but don't have any specific dates in mind, Google Flights has got you covered. Just click the calendar icon on the search page and you'll see the cheapest prices available for that day. The prices in green are the lowest prices available for all the current dates, and the days in blue are the ones you've chosen. You can also check the cheapest dates by clicking the 'date grid' option, which will show you the cheapest dates. All in all, you've come to the right place. Don't worry, Google will keep an eye on your flight and let you know when the price changes.

If you cancel within 7 days of travel or more than 24 hours after purchasing your ticket, a cancellation fee will be charged, depending on the fare conditions of your ticket. Right before your search results, you'll see a small switch that says "Track prices" (it's green in the screenshot). Just click on it and log into your Google account if you need to. Google Flights will then send you up-to-date pricing info right away. If you've already booked a refund or changeable ticket, you can turn it on even after you've booked. That way, you'll be notified if the price changes, so you know you're getting the best price. You can check out some of the flights I'm tracking in the screenshot.