Google Flights has information on sockets and Wi-Fi on airplanes.

Google has signed an agreement with the search engine of flights Routehappy to add additional options to Google Flights. When choosing a flight via Flights, you can see information about the availability of sockets and Wi-Fi, the distance to the nearest seat and a mark about a possible departure delay.

In 2010, Google bought ITA Software for $ 700 million and a few months later launched Google Flights flight service, based on the algorithms of the acquired company. Google continues to improve the service, this time through a partnership with Routehappy. The service is available to users all over the world.

Routehappy has a “happiness rating”; it is compiled from information about the convenience of flying in an airplane, cabin, schedules and routes, and other data from a multitude of disparate sources. In 2014, API Routehappy started using Expedia online travel agency.

New information in choosing flights on Google Flights.