Google Flights, a tool that helps users find and compare flight prices, has introduced a new feature that makes it easier to find the lowest prices. The new Cheapest tab will give users more travel options and potentially save more money.

While Google Flights typically displays flight options based on a combination of price and convenience, some users prefer to find the absolute cheapest prices even if it means sacrificing convenience. This new feature is for these users. For example, a third-party booking site may offer a lower price than the airline itself, or flying from a different airport in the same city may yield significant savings. The following offers will be highlighted in the “Cheapest” tab. This new tab will be available globally in the next two weeks.

It’s important to note that options on the “Cheapest” tab may include longer stays, independent transfers, or booking different parts of the trip through various airlines or booking sites. However, these concessions are acceptable for those who prioritize the economy.

Last month, Google Flights added other features aimed at helping users save money. For example, the new Explore map allows users to browse offers around the world without specifying a destination. After entering the city of departure and leaving the destination blank, users can click the Explore icon to view a map showing flight prices based on their departure airport. Google Flight Track price will email users when flight prices are low in the next three to six months. Additionally, the Google Flights date table and price chart helps users see how prices fluctuate based on travel date.

With these new features, Google Flights continues to be a valuable tool for travelers looking for the best deals. By offering a range of options and transparent pricing information, it allows users to make informed decisions and potentially save money on their next trip.