Flight Deal Research (Google Flights Required)

Part-Time Flight Researcher

We are hiring an extremely detail-oriented Flight Researcher to find high-volume flight deals daily using Google Flights. You will systematically scan airfares from 16 local origin airports against a master list of 300+ destination airports.

Responsibilities

Run daily high-volume searches on Google Flights across 16 origin airports and 300 destinations.

Every day, you should be able to search every single route.

Differentiate clearly between Basic Economy and Regular Main Cabin Economy fares.

Follow instructions for labeling deals correctly.

Identify low-cost carriers (e.g., Spirit, Allegiant, Breeze) versus legacy airlines.

Log accurate deal pricing, travel dates, fare rules, and routes into our internal platform.

Requirements

Obsessive Attention to Detail: You catch micro-details, tight layovers, and subtle fare class restrictions that others miss.

Google Flights Proficiency: Highly skilled in using date grids, map views, and search filters efficiently. Understand how to search for multiple departure cities at one time. Understand how to use Google Explore.

Volume & Speed: Process-driven and fast enough to surface a high volume of valid deals every day.

Be fine with screen monitoring through Hubstaff.

Must be able to work a 3-hour shift Tuesday through Saturday (East Coast/New York time). I can be flexible on start time, but it must be a start time between 10:30 am NYC time and 1:00 PM EST/New York time.

Possibility to extend to more hours. I will be hiring multiple people for a 30-day training period (paid). Payment will be made through PayPal in US dollars. At the end of 30 days, I will d ---------- who to keep. Must be able to start next week.

To Apply
Submit a brief intro detailing your experience with Google Flights. Answer this question: Searching flight tables for 2 to 3 hours straight can get repetitive. How do you maintain focus for your entire shift so your deal output in the final 30 minutes is just as high as in the first 30 minutes?