Flight for $879. I paid $299.
No points. No memberships. No VPN.
Here are 8 prompts I used to travel like a pro:
1. Cheapest Dates Scanner
“Find the lowest-cost departure and return dates within a [X-day] window around [target date]. Highlight 2–3 best combos.”
2. Cheapest Flights Finder
“List all flights from [Departure City] to [Destination] in the next [X weeks]. Include budget airlines and smaller carriers. Sort by total cost.”
3. Multi-Leg Route Optimizer
“Suggest multi-leg or layover routes from [Departure City] to [Destination] that bring the price under $[target]. Keep layovers under [X hours].”
4. Promo Code & Deal Finder
“Find valid promo codes, flash sales, or exclusive discounts for flights on [preferred airlines]. Use verified, up-to-date sources only.”
5. Fee Breakdown & Minimization
“Break down all extra fees for this flight (bags, seats, boarding). Suggest legal strategies to minimize or avoid them.”
6. Price Negotiation Email Script
“Write a polite, professional email asking for a price match, discount, or upgrade. Include reasons I may qualify (fare rules, loyalty, competitor pricing).”
7. Refund & Flexibility Check
“Analyze refund, reschedule, and cancellation policies for these flights. Highlight which options give the lowest risk if plans change.”
8. Hidden City Ticketing
“Explain if hidden-city ticketing could reduce my fare from [Departure City] to [Destination]. Include risks, airline rules, and when it’s worth it.”
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Start foundational:
AI for Everyone by Andrew Ng
Elements of AI by University of Helsinki
Machine Learning Crash Course by Google