Search for specific wedding flights, not aggregator pages

A travel agent can pull together concrete flight options if you give it tight date, airport, and airline filters.

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What they did
The author asked Perplexity Comet and ChatGPT Atlas to look for nonstop San Francisco to New York flights for a wedding trip, with Friday, April 24, 2026 departure after 2 p.m. and Sunday evening return. They also specified preferred airlines and airports, then watched Atlas switch into browser mode and apply the filters after its first attempt failed. Comet handled the same request, but mostly surfaced general guidance and aggregator links instead of individual flights.
How it went
Atlas produced 11 round-trip choices with airports, times, and prices, which was more than needed but easy to trim down. Comet did not return a useful list of specific flights. The author noted that their own prompt may have played a role, and both tools struggled on the first pass.
Tips
If you want specific options, ask for exact routes, time windows, and preferred carriers up front. Have the agent stop before any booking step so you can review the shortlist yourself.

Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet

Help me compare nonstop flights for a trip from [departure airport or city] to [destination airport or city]. I need to leave on [date] after [time] and return on [date] in the [time window], for [number] travelers. Prefer these airlines: [airlines]. Prefer these airports: [airports]. Return at least [number] options with airline, departure and arrival times, total price, and a direct booking link for each. Pause and ask before you do anything irreversible, including booking, payment, or submitting traveler details.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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