If someone were to tell you that Google just launched flight travel search results without using data it culled from ITA Software, you'd probably think it a joke. You'd be wrong.
Google has added the ability to obtain flight schedule information for all airports directly on Google search results page.
Although, you’ll still need them to book your tickets, but for a quick search for available flights, you no longer have to open another website.
To quickly find out which airlines serve a specific route and when they fly, simply type “flights from "your city" to "destination city" ”.
So Google's flight search move is clearly aimed at planting a seed for the summer vacation rush, which yields millions of searches and ads to pair with them. And that's Google's play here.
