Rossen Reports: Airline price drops after you buy ticket? Google will refund you

Hi. Yeah, Google is testing out *** free price guarantee program for Google flights. Here's how it works. When you're on the website like this, you're gonna see some flights with this colorful kind of shield icon with *** dollar sign. That badge right here is *** price guarantee. Meaning Google is confident that price is the lowest it'll get. But if it does drop, here's the cool news. You get the difference in *** refund through Google pay, you don't have Google pay, you say don't worry about it. You don't have to have it to qualify. That's just how you get the money back. If you don't have an account, Google will send you instructions on how to do it. But you do, you knew there was *** cash, you do have to book your flight through the book on Google function within Google flights for right now you're going to find the most price guarantee badges on Alaska, Hawaiian and Spirit Airlines flights during this pilot phase. Sorry pilot dad joke. But Google says that will expand to more Airlines soon. That's all for today. Back to you.

Video embedded below: Trying to save more money at the grocery store? Try these simple tricks on your next trip.It’s a booking struggle — you book a flight for vacation and even if you think you’re getting the best deal, a few weeks later, the price drops.Google is now testing out a free price guarantee program for Google Flights to curb buyer’s remorse.Here’s how it will work: when you’re on the site, some flights will have a colorful shield icon with a dollar sign. That badge is a “price guarantee” meaning Google is confident that the price is the lowest it will get. If it does drop, you’ll get the difference in a refund through Google Pay. You don’t need to pay with Google Pay to qualify, that’s just how you’ll get your money back. If you don’t have an account, Google will send you instructions on how to do it. You do have to book your flight through the “Book on Google” function within Google Flights. So instead of using the site to find a deal, then clicking through to finish booking on the airline’s website, you’ll complete the entire transaction within Google Flights.For right now, you’ll find the most price-guarantee badges on Alaska, Hawaiian and Spirit Airlines flights during this pilot phase but Google says they’re going to expand to more carriers soon.

Video embedded below: Trying to save more money at the grocery store? Try these simple tricks on your next trip.

It’s a booking struggle — you book a flight for vacation and even if you think you’re getting the best deal, a few weeks later, the price drops.

Google is now testing out a free price guarantee program for Google Flights to curb buyer’s remorse.

Here’s how it will work: when you’re on the site, some flights will have a colorful shield icon with a dollar sign. That badge is a “price guarantee” meaning Google is confident that the price is the lowest it will get. If it does drop, you’ll get the difference in a refund through Google Pay.

You don’t need to pay with Google Pay to qualify, that’s just how you’ll get your money back. If you don’t have an account, Google will send you instructions on how to do it. You do have to book your flight through the “Book on Google” function within Google Flights.

So instead of using the site to find a deal, then clicking through to finish booking on the airline’s website, you’ll complete the entire transaction within Google Flights.

For right now, you’ll find the most price-guarantee badges on Alaska, Hawaiian and Spirit Airlines flights during this pilot phase but Google says they’re going to expand to more carriers soon.

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