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Google Flights is testing a new price guarantee program that will monitor fares even after customers book their flights. If it finds a lower price, customers can receive a refund for the difference. Only flights departing from the U.S. are eligible for the program, and customers must book directly on Google Flights to be eligible for a refund. The program is still in its early testing stages, and it's not easy to find a route on Google Flights with a price guarantee.
Google Flights has launched a pilot program called the Google Price Guarantee, which predicts when a flight won't get any cheaper before takeoff and shows a badge next to the price. If the prediction is wrong and the flight price drops, Google will pay the difference, but the flight must be booked through the "Book on Google" function within Google Flights. The program is free, but there are technical requirements, including a U.S. billing address and phone number, and a maximum payment of $500 per calendar year.
Google Flights is testing a price guarantee program in the US that will refund the difference if the price of a flight booked through the service drops. The feature is only available for specific flights and only for those departing from the US. The refund is limited to $500 per calendar year and will only be given if the price difference is more than $5. The refund will be given through Google Pay, and the service must be set up within 90 days of notification.
Google is piloting a price guarantee for airline bookings, promising to compensate customers if a Google-guaranteed ticket price gets cheaper before the time of the flight. However, the feature comes with restrictions, including a $5 minimum price difference and a $500 total back per year limit for up to three guaranteed bookings. The guarantee only applies to flights departing from US airports and offered by airlines participating in the "Book on Google" program. The move is intended to attract more users to Google's flight search platform, but it could also put the tech giant at risk of losing money.
Google Flights has launched a pilot program in the U.S. for a new feature called "Price Guarantee" that predicts when the price of a flight might go up or down. If you see the "Price Guarantee" badge on a flight, that means the cost is likely the lowest it will go, so you can confidently book the flight without worrying it will get cheaper later. Google will keep monitoring the price and pay you back the difference through Google Pay if the price drops. The feature is only available for airlines that use "Book on Google" and is currently only available for flights departing from the U.S.
Google Flights is testing a new pilot program in the US that offers a low price guarantee for flights departing from the US that are paid for using "Book on Google". If the price goes down before departure, Google will send the difference via Google Pay. The hotel search is adopting a "swipeable story format" on mobile for hotel discovery, and Google has officially announced the navigation rail on desktop Maps.
Google has introduced three new features to its search engine to make it easier for users to research hotels, book flights, and discover things to do while on vacation. The most notable feature is the "price guarantee" badge for flights, which means that Google believes the price you see won't get any lower. If the price drops after you book, Google will refund the difference via Google Pay. The company is also introducing a new way for users to browse hotels on mobile and making it easier to find things to do on vacation.
Google is testing a new pilot program for airfare rebates that will allow users to receive a refund if the price of their flight drops after booking. Domestic US flights and some international flights departing from the US will show up on Google Flights with a new price guarantee badge. The flights need to be bookable through the existing "Book on Google" feature, which confirms the itinerary on the traveler's behalf with the airline. Alaska, Hawaiian, and Spirit Airlines are the main Book on Google partners during the pilot phase.