Global Flight Deal

Global Flight Deal

Use this skill when the user wants the cheapest flight to a destination, asks for global low-price flights, asks to compare nearby airports, or wants a flight-price search that is not tied to one platform.

Workflow

1. Identify destination, travel date or date range, trip type, passenger count, cabin class, and acceptable origin airports.
2. If the user only gives a destination, infer likely origin from context when safe; otherwise ask for the origin.
3. Prefer nearby airports when the user allows them. For example, Shanghai can include PVG and SHA; Suzhou can include WUX or nearby Shanghai airports; Changzhou can include CZX.
4. Run the CLI:

global-flight --origin <origin> --destination <destination> --date-start <YYYY-MM-DD> --date-end <YYYY-MM-DD>

5. If the user gives multiple origins, pass --origin more than once.
6. Use configured providers. If API keys are missing, report which providers were skipped.
7. Sort by total price and present:
   • cheapest option
   • next best options
   • provider and booking URL when available
   • caveats about taxes, baggage, and live price changes

Provider Setup

Optional provider credentials:

$env:AMADEUS_CLIENT_ID="..."
$env:AMADEUS_CLIENT_SECRET="..."
$env:TEQUILA_API_KEY="..."

FlyAI works through a local flyai CLI if installed:

npm install -g @fly-ai/flyai-cli

Good Answers

• Be explicit about date, route, airport, and cabin.
• Say when the result is from only one provider.
• Do not pretend a fare is bookable until the booking link is checked.
• For expensive purchases, recommend checking at least two booking platforms before payment.

Examples

global-flight --origin 上海 --origin 苏州 --origin 常州 --destination 香港 --date-start 2026-05-15 --date-end 2026-05-25

global-flight --origin Bangkok --destination Tokyo --date-start 2026-06-01 --date-end 2026-06-10 --provider amadeus --provider kiwi