easyJet now lets you search flights and holidays directly in ChatGPT

What's new

easyJet announced on October 5, 2026, that the airline has launched an integration, also called a plugin, in ChatGPT. It makes it possible to search for easyJet flights and easyJet holidays vacation packages directly in a conversation with the chatbot. Users get live information on which departures and trips are available and what they cost right now. They can also check live flight status, meaning whether a particular flight is on time.

To get started, users connect the easyJet plugin in ChatGPT's mobile app or on ChatGPT's website. After that, they can ask away as part of the conversation.

What's smart about it

Instead of typing dates and airports into a search form, users can describe what they are looking for and get suggestions with real prices and available seats. It is especially handy when you are planning loosely: you can switch back and forth between ideas, compare options and ask follow-up questions without starting over.

The booking itself does not happen in ChatGPT, though. Once you have found something, you are sent on to easyJet.com for flights or easyJet.com/holidays for vacation packages. Aerotelegraph confirms the same model.

easyJet says organic traffic from ChatGPT to the company's sites rose 400 percent year over year for flights and 125 percent for vacation packages. The figures are easyJet's own, and the period is not specified. A survey commissioned by easyJet of 500 British adults who had flown within the past year found that 51 percent had used AI to plan trips and 17 percent were considering it. Among AI users, 62 percent used ChatGPT. The survey covers only Britons.

Ian Chambers, chief digital officer at easyJet and easyJet holidays, says: "We're always looking at how technology can make travel easier for our customers, from booking through to boarding."

Cheaper or better?

The cost of using the integration has not been disclosed. According to Airways Magazine, no prices have been given, and the sources do not make clear whether it costs extra. There is also no indication that airfares will be cheaper than on easyJet's own website. The benefit is first and foremost convenience.

easyJet is not alone. Aerotelegraph writes that easyJet followed shortly after Condor, and that Southwest Airlines is also in ChatGPT. On April 20, 2026, Virgin Atlantic launched an app in ChatGPT, which the company calls the world's first airline app in ChatGPT. It finds flights using natural language and sends the user on to the company's website or app to buy, the same basic idea. Aerotelegraph sees it as part of a strategy in which airlines work with OpenAI and other technology providers on AI-driven flight sales.

Who it's good for

The integration suits people who already use ChatGPT to get ideas for their vacation and want to see specific easyJet departures and prices without leaving the conversation. It is also useful for quickly checking whether a flight is delayed.

The sources do not make clear whether the integration is available in Denmark or the EU, or in which languages and markets it works. Danish users should therefore try for themselves whether it can be connected in their ChatGPT.