Google Flights Navigation and Features

This video tutorial guides users on how to use Google Flights to book tickets. It covers navigating the site, selecting ticket types, adding multiple destinations, and adjusting passenger numbers. Users learn to search for flights, set price alerts, and sort options. The tutorial also explains booking and purchasing tickets, including viewing baggage costs and choosing booking sites.

What is the first step to use Google Flights?

• Search for flights on Google Maps

• Download the Google Flights software

• Navigate to Google.com/flights

• Open the Google Flights app

If you are traveling to multiple cities, which option should you select?

• Direct flight

• Round trip

• Multi-city

• One-way

How can you adjust the number of passengers for your trip?

• By selecting from a drop-down menu

• By entering the number manually

• By using the plus or minus options

• By clicking 'Add passenger'

What is the maximum number of locations you can add for a multi-city trip?

• Four

• Three

• Five

• Six

What should you do to select the class of ticket you want?

• Click on 'First Class'

• Click on 'Business'

• Click on 'Economy'

• Click on 'Premium Economy'

How can you track the prices of flights on Google Flights?

• By subscribing to a newsletter

• By toggling 'Track prices'

• By setting a calendar reminder

• By calling the airline directly

What information is available on the next page after selecting flights?

• Baggage costs

• Hotel recommendations

• Weather forecast

• Local attractions

Where can you purchase your ticket after selecting a flight?

• From a local ticket office

• Directly from Google

• From a travel agency

• From a third-party app

What happens when you click the blue 'Select' box under 'Booking options'?

• You are directed to the airline's site

• You confirm your flight

• You receive a booking confirmation

• You cancel your selection