I am not promoting this or saying it works, but I found it very interesting. I will try this the next time I book a flight. I don't have any plans right now, so if it works for you, please let me know!
WHY AIRLINES HATE CHAT GPT
My flight showed $1,320.
I booked it for $128.
No hacks.
No credit card points.
No elite status.
Just ruthless prompts airlines hope you never use.
Here are the 7 that changed how I book, forever:
1. “What are the cheapest airports near [city] during [dates]? Include lesser-known options.”
→ Expand your search radius.
Big savings live just outside the obvious.
2. “Show me low-cost carriers and off-the-radar routes from [city A] to [city B], stopovers allowed.”
→ Google hides them.
Chat GPT delivers them.
3. “Build a multi-city route that costs less than direct, must include: [cities].”
→ More stops. Less spend.
Smart travel ≠ straight lines.
4. “What are the cheapest times and days to fly from [airport] in the next 30 days?”
→ Hint: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and late nights.
Let data guide your departure.
5. “Should I book one-way or round-trip on this route? Compare costs and tell me when to split.”
→ Round-trip ≠ cheapest.
Chat GPT knows when to break it up.
6. “List smaller or regional airlines flying this route that don’t appear on Google Flights.”
→ Obscure doesn’t mean expensive.
You just need to know where to look.
7. “Plan a full 7-day trip to [destination] under $1,000, flights, stay, and local transport included.”
→ Like hiring a travel planner.
Only this one’s free and fast.
I just heard from a friend who is in the travel industry. He's tried it. He said it works sometimes, so it's worth a try!
