You can now ask ChatGPT to find cheap flights using the new Skyscanner integration: Check step-by-step guide

Travel metasearch engine Skyscanner has officially launched its app within ChatGPT, allowing users in India and globally to search, compare, and find flight options using natural conversational prompts in the popular chatbot. With the new integration, users can find flights, compare prices, and adjust travel details by giving simple instructions to the chatbot in English or their preferred language.

What does Skyscanner app on ChatGPT offer?

As per Skyscanner, the results with its app on ChatGPT use the company’s existing pricing and comparison engine, which aggregates options from a wide range of travel providers. Users can also refine their search further by modifying dates, destinations, or airports through follow-up messages.

Skyscanner’s Chief AI Officer, Piero Sierra, while talking about the new feature in a statement by the company, said, “We’ve been at the forefront of cutting-edge flight search, ensuring that travellers have all the right tools to reduce friction and give them more confidence in finding the right flight for them. Travellers can now access the Skyscanner app in ChatGPT to search for the best options and flight prices for their trip.”

In its 2026 Travel Trends report, Skyscanner had noted that 86% of Indian travellers feel confident in using AI to plan their trips. The company also already has a ChatGPT-powered Savvy Search feature on the app that allows users to look for curated destination ideas along with flight options.

How to Use the Skyscanner App in ChatGPT: Step-by-Step Guide

To get started, users need to install the Skyscanner app within ChatGPT. Once installed, the process becomes conversational from there.

AI-powered Football Flight Finder

Alongside the ChatGPT integration, Skyscanner also announced another AI powered feature called “Football Flight finder”. The new feature on its website allows users to plan multi-city trips to biggest football events of their year by tracking fare drops, and simplifying complex itineraries from opening matches through to the final.