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“Cheap flight hack.”

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Opens with a “cheap flight hack,” then enters a constrained Rome prompt and shows Mindtrip returning selectable itineraries with price, times, stops, and red-eye context.

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Playbook · Give the flight agent the annoying constraints →

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0:00Cheap flight hack.
0:04I want to fly to Rome before the end of the year, cheapest price possible. I don't want a red eye.
0:13Best flight itineraries. New York City → Rome. JFK → FCO. $686. $687. Continue. More options.

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Give the flight agent the annoying constraints

Name the familiar failure of generic flight search, give the agent constraints such as points, red-eyes, stops, timing, or loyalty programs, and let the returned fares make the claim testable.

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