Google said on Thursday it has partnered with Indian airline SpiceJet and online travel services company Cleartrip to offer additional ways to allow users in India to purchase tickets through its Google Flights service. As part of the partnership, Google said, users browsing through tickets on Google Flights can now choose Cleartrip and SpiceJet to make the purchase. Prior to the announcement, Google Flights had offered a range of other options including travel services Priceline, Via.com, and airline Etihad, GoAir, Jet Airways, AirIndia, and Vistara among others. Google Flights was launched in India in 2015, and it lets customers find flights availability, and compare different flight fare with each other on the pricing. Google Flights, which offers real-time information, users data provided by airlines and third party data providers. Executives from Cleartrip and SpiceJet said they were hopeful that their partnership with Google help them ...
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