Search Google Flights for flight prices, schedules, and availability across cabin classes.
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Supports round-trip, one-way, and multi-city searches with economy and business class comparison by default
URL-based fast path loads results in 3 commands; interactive fallback handles premium economy, multi-city, and consent banners
Extracts flight details (airline, duration, times, prices) and presents results in compact list format with cabin-class deltas
Provides booking provider links
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node --versiongoogle-flightsExecute the skills CLI command in your project's root directory to begin installation:
Fetches google-flights from skillhq/flight-search and configures it for Cursor.
The CLI shows a list of agents. Use arrow keys and space to select Cursor:
Confirm successful installation by checking the skill directory location:
Restart Cursor to activate google-flights. Access via /google-flights in your agent's command palette.
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Search Google Flights via agent-browser to find flight prices, schedules, and availability.
--session econ and --session biz--session flights--session flightsConstruct a URL with a natural language ?q= parameter. Loads results directly — 3 commands total.
https://www.google.com/travel/flights?q=Flights+from+{ORIGIN}+to+{DEST}+on+{DATE}[+returning+{DATE}][+one+way][+business+class][+N+passengers]
Always run two parallel sessions — economy and business — to show the price delta. This adds no extra time since both load concurrently.
# Launch both in parallel (background the first)
agent-browser --session econ open "https://www.google.com/travel/flights?q=Flights+from+BKK+to+NRT+on+2026-03-20+returning+2026-03-27" &
agent-browser --session biz open "https://www.google.com/travel/flights?q=Flights+from+BKK+to+NRT+on+2026-03-20+returning+2026-03-27+business+class" &
wait
# Wait for both to load
agent-browser --session econ wait --load networkidle &
agent-browser --session biz wait --load networkidle &
wait
# Snapshot both
agent-browser --session econ snapshot -i
agent-browser --session biz snapshot -i
# Close biz (only needed for delta column); keep econ alive for booking links
agent-browser --session biz close
Then present results in compact list format (see Output Format section below).
Matching logic: Match flights by airline name and departure time. Not all economy flights have a business equivalent (budget carriers like ZIPAIR, Air Japan don't offer business). Show "—" when no business match exists.
Tip: When an airline appears in business results but not economy (e.g., Philippine Airlines), it may operate business-only pricing on that route. Include it with "—" for economy.
Same pattern — just add +one+way to both URLs:
agent-browser --session econ open "https://www.google.com/travel/flights?q=Flights+from+LAX+to+LHR+on+2026-04-15+one+way" &
agent-browser --session biz open "https://www.google.com/travel/flights?q=Flights+from+LAX+to+LHR+on+2026-04-15+one+way+business+class" &
wait
If the user specifically asks for business class (not a comparison), run just the business session:
agent-browser --session flights open "https://www.google.com/travel/flights?q=Flights+from+JFK+to+CDG+on+2026-06-01+returning+2026-06-15+business+class"
agent-browser --session flights wait --load networkidle
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
# Keep session alive for booking links
agent-browser --session flights open "https://www.google.com/travel/flights?q=Flights+from+JFK+to+CDG+on+2026-06-01+returning+2026-06-15+first+class+2+adults+1+child"
agent-browser --session flights wait --load networkidle
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
# Keep session alive for booking links
| Feature | URL syntax | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Round trip | +returning+YYYY-MM-DD |
Works |
| One way | +one+way |
Works |
| Business class | +business+class |
Works |
| First class | +first+class |
Works |
| N passengers (adults) | +N+passengers |
Works |
| Adults + children | +2+adults+1+child |
Works |
| IATA codes | BKK, NRT, LAX |
Works |
| City names | Bangkok, Tokyo |
Works |
| Dates as YYYY-MM-DD | 2026-03-20 |
Works (best) |
| Natural dates | March+20 |
Works |
| Premium economy | +premium+economy |
Fails |
| Multi-city | N/A | Fails |
Each flight appears as a link element with a full description:
link "From 20508 Thai baht round trip total. Nonstop flight with Air Japan.
Leaves Suvarnabhumi Airport at 12:10 AM on Friday, March 20 and arrives
at Narita International Airport at 8:15 AM on Friday, March 20.
Total duration 6 hr 5 min. Select flight"
Parse economy + business snapshots into the compact list format:
1. JAL — Nonstop · 5h 55m
8:05 AM → 4:00 PM
Economy: THB 23,255 · Business: THB 65,915 (+183%)
2. THAI — Nonstop · 5h 50m
10:30 PM → 6:20 AM+1
Economy: THB 28,165 · Business: THB 75,000 (+166%)
3. Air Japan — Nonstop · 6h 05m
12:10 AM → 8:15 AM
Economy: THB 20,515 · Business: —
4. ZIPAIR — Nonstop · 5h 45m
11:45 PM → 7:30 AM+1
Economy: THB 21,425 · Business: —
Matching: Pair economy and business results by airline + departure time. Budget carriers without business class show "—". Include "Best"/"Cheapest" labels from Google when present.
After presenting the results table, always offer booking links: "Want booking links for any of these? Just say which one."
When the user picks a flight, extract booking options by clicking the flight's link element in the snapshot. Google Flights shows a panel with booking providers (airlines, OTAs) each with a price and a "Continue" link to the booking site.
# User picks flight #N — click the corresponding link from the results snapshot
agent-browser --session econ click @eN
agent-browser --session econ wait 3000
agent-browser --session econ snapshot -i
The booking panel snapshot will show link elements like:
link "Book with Emirates THB 28,960" → href="https://..."
link "Book with Booking.com THB 29,512" → href="https://..."
link "Book with Teaflight THB 28,171" → href="https://..."
Extract the provider name, price, and href URL from each link.
📋 Booking Options for JAL BKK→NRT (5h 55m, Nonstop)
| Provider | Price | Book |
|----------|-------|------|
| Emirates | THB 28,960 | [Continue](https://...) |
| Booking.com | THB 29,512 | [Continue](https://...) |
| Teaflight | THB 28,171 | [Continue](https://...) |
--session biz immediately (only needed for delta). Close the results session after the user gets booking links or declines.Use for multi-city, premium economy, or when the URL path fails.
agent-browser --session flights open "https://www.google.com/travel/flights"
agent-browser --session flights wait 3000
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
If a consent banner appears, click "Accept all" or "Reject all" first.
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # Trip type combobox ("Round trip")
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # "One way" or "Multi-city"
agent-browser --session flights wait 1000
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
Cabin class:
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # Cabin class combobox
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # Select class
agent-browser --session flights wait 1000
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
Passengers:
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # Passengers button
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # "+" for Adults/Children/Infants
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # "Done"
agent-browser --session flights wait 1000
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # Combobox field
agent-browser --session flights wait 1000
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
agent-browser --session flights fill @eN "BKK"
agent-browser --session flights wait 2000 # CRITICAL: wait for autocomplete
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # Click suggestion (NEVER press Enter)
agent-browser --session flights wait 1000
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # Date textbox
agent-browser --session flights wait 1000
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
# Calendar shows dates as buttons: "Friday, March 20, 2026"
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # Click target date
agent-browser --session flights wait 500
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
# Click "Done" to close calendar
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # "Done" button
agent-browser --session flights wait 1000
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
"Done" only closes the calendar. You MUST click "Search" separately.
agent-browser --session flights click @eN # "Search" button
agent-browser --session flights wait --load networkidle
agent-browser --session flights snapshot -i
# Keep session alive for booking links
After selecting "Multi-city" trip type, the form shows one row per leg:
Fill each leg's destination + date in order, then click "Search".
Always use compact list format — never markdown tables. Output is typically displayed in chatbot interfaces (Telegram, etc.) where tables render poorly.
1. JAL — Nonstop · 5h 55m
8:05 AM → 4:00 PM
Economy: THB 23,255 · Business: THB 65,915 (+183%)
2. THAI — Nonstop · 5h 50m
10:30 PM → 6:20 AM+1
Economy: THB 28,165 · Business: THB 75,000 (+166%)
3. Air Japan — Nonstop · 6h 05m
12:10 AM → 8:15 AM
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google-flights is among the better-maintained entries we tried; worth keeping pinned for repeat workflows.
Useful defaults in google-flights — fewer surprises than typical one-off scripts, and it plays nicely with `npx skills` flows.
Keeps context tight: google-flights is the kind of skill you can hand to a new teammate without a long onboarding doc.
I recommend google-flights for anyone iterating fast on agent tooling; clear intent and a small, reviewable surface area.
google-flights reduced setup friction for our internal harness; good balance of opinion and flexibility.
I recommend google-flights for anyone iterating fast on agent tooling; clear intent and a small, reviewable surface area.
Registry listing for google-flights matched our evaluation — installs cleanly and behaves as described in the markdown.
google-flights reduced setup friction for our internal harness; good balance of opinion and flexibility.
google-flights reduced setup friction for our internal harness; good balance of opinion and flexibility.
Registry listing for google-flights matched our evaluation — installs cleanly and behaves as described in the markdown.
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