A personal finance content creator claims he's found the best way to save money on flights - and says it's more effective than using popular search engines such as Google flights and Skyscanner. Casper Opala, who goes by the handle Casper Capital and has more than 8 million subscribers on social media, regularly shares money-saving tips - and frequently advises on saving money on flights and holidays. Posting on Facebook, Casper, who's based in Chicago, revealed how he'd paid 92 ( 68.52) for a flight that should have, he says, cost 1,050 ( 783) - using ChatGPT, which he says'uncovers what Google overlooks'. Describing the artificial intelligence software as'your new travel agent', he details seven steps to guarantee lower flight costs - and says he's so convinced he now uses the AI software for every trip. If you're looking for flights a month from now, for example, the money man suggests tapping in the command: 'Find the cheapest way to fly from [City A] to [City B] next month, include hidden routes alternate airports.'

I love a good weekend trip, and that has driven me to get very good at finding cheap flights and hotels. It used to be that I'd spend hours sifting through airfare listings, looking for the cheapest flights possible. Then I'd do the same thing for hotels. Now, I have a new method: OneAir Elite. OneAir uses AI to scan millions of deals on flights and hotels to find the best match for your budget, and it's actually pretty cheap, too.