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Use this skill to search flights using google flights
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| name | flights |
| description | Use this skill to search flights using google flights |
| license | MIT |
Use this skill when the goal is to search flights with the Flights CLI.
The primary path is:
uv run --with flights fli ...fli flights ... for direct searchesfli dates ... for cheapest-date searchesDo not default to cloning the repository. Only mention cloning the repo when the user explicitly wants to contribute to Flights itself.
Flights is a Python package for accessing Google Flights data through direct API interaction.
For this skill, focus on the CLI.
If the user wants to search flights, recommend uv run --with flights fli ....
Why:
Use this form:
uv run --with flights fli --help
Run this check:
uv run --with flights fli --help
Use:
uv run --with flights fli flights JFK LAX 2026-10-25
Use:
uv run --with flights fli dates JFK LAX --from 2026-01-01 --to 2026-01-31
Use filters like these when the user asks for them:
uv run --with flights fli flights JFK LHR 2026-10-25 \
--time 6-20 \
--airlines BA KL \
--class BUSINESS \
--stops NON_STOP \
--sort DURATION
Supported language to map correctly:
ECONOMY, PREMIUM_ECONOMY, BUSINESS, FIRSTANY, NON_STOP, ONE_STOP, TWO_PLUS_STOPSCHEAPEST, DURATION, DEPARTURE_TIME, ARRIVAL_TIMEFlights supports a convenience shorthand where a non-command invocation is treated as a flights search.
Example:
uv run --with flights fli JFK LAX 2026-05-15
This behaves like:
uv run --with flights fli flights JFK LAX 2026-05-15
Give them the uv run --with flights fli ... path first.
Show fli flights ... and fli dates ... examples first, prefixed with uv run --with flights.
That is outside the primary scope of this skill. Only then discuss cloning the repository and development commands.
fli instead of using the flights packageTry:
uv run --with flights fli --help
If that works, the package is available and the issue is likely with the specific command or arguments.
Flights requires Python 3.10 or newer.
Check with:
uv run python --version
Flights includes automatic rate limiting and retries, but live Google Flights requests can still fail temporarily.
If a query fails:
Use these docs for product-facing guidance:
https://punitarani-fli.mintlify.app/introductionhttps://punitarani-fli.mintlify.app/installationhttps://punitarani-fli.mintlify.app/llms.txtUse product docs for examples and onboarding. Use the actual command forms above when writing instructions.
The default recommendation is uv run --with flights fli .... Use uv run --with flights fli for terminal flight searches and date-based searches.