weft flights search

The problem

Finding the cheapest flight is painful when aggregators miss low-cost carriers or fail to account for the cost and time of ground transfers from nearby airports.

What it does

• Searches for flights using a mix of paid Weft route, schedule, and fare evidence.
• Calculates total trip costs including ground transport, baggage fees, and seat charges.
• Compares nonstop versus connecting itineraries against user-defined ground travel time limits.
• Verifies Weft price signals against live public booking surfaces to ensure fares are current and purchasable.
• Produces a price-ranked table of viable door-to-door travel options with evidence links.

Frameworks & tools

Weft (Search and Fetch operations), x402 Atlas, and public airline booking interfaces.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

Standard prompts often return hallucinated fares or stale "from" prices that don't apply to your specific dates. This skill enforces a multi-stage verification flow that separates schedules from fares and audits every recommendation against real-time baggage and ground transport costs.

Use cases

• Finding the cheapest way to a destination by comparing secondary airports and train transfers.
• Verifying if a "teaser" price found on a search engine is actually available for your dates and baggage needs.
• Building a complete travel itinerary that includes the specific flight numbers and total door-to-door costs.

Known limitations

Does not support direct ticket booking or reservations. Requires a funded Weft account for paid data operations. Ground transfer data depends on current journey planner availability.