Search flights with AI.
Name an origin, a destination, and a departure date. Ktemia searches the providers that cover the route and returns fares side by side — airline sites and third-party sellers in the same list, so a cheaper seller shows up instead of staying buried.
That gap is larger than most people expect. Across 57 booking sites we measured a median spread of $970 for the identical seat on the identical flight, which is the entire argument for comparing before you commit. The full dataset is published.
A typical search is LHR to LIS, departing 2026-10-12. Those same three fields work in the dashboard, in an API call, and in a sentence to the copilot. Cabin, passenger counts, and a return leg are optional on top — they never substitute for the required three. Leave one out and the copilot asks; the API rejects the call and names the field.
Take flights alone or package them with a stay, a car, and a home. Routes are not live yet. Free includes dashboard search; API volume and rate limits sit on pricing. The dashboard, API, and copilot are on product.
What is flights search with AI?
Compare fares for a route by asking the copilot, searching the dashboard, or calling the flights API. All three return the same fares, ranked so the cheapest seller is visible rather than buried.
What fields does a flight search need?
Origin, destination, and depart. If any is missing, the copilot asks and the API rejects the call. Neither invents an airport or a day.
Why do prices differ between sellers for the same flight?
Each seller holds a different contract with the airline, so the same seat carries a different price. Across 57 booking sites we measured a median spread of $970 for the identical flight.