A chatbot on its own guesses at award prices from old blog posts. Connected to AwardClaw, your assistant looks up saver business class seats that are open right now and answers with dates, miles, taxes and a link to book.
Example chat. Real answers use live seats.
Give the assistant a starting city, a region or airport, a cabin and a rough time frame. A miles ceiling helps it skip the expensive options: "business to Japan from Chicago under 80k in March" is a perfect question.
If you already have dates, say so. With exact dates the assistant searches every open saver date on the route inside your window, cheapest program first. Without dates it starts from AwardClaw drops: routes where saver space has just opened.
Miles are per person, one way, at saver level. Taxes are in US dollars. When a program publishes a seat count you will see it; when it doesn't, the seat count is unknown rather than one.
Every date carries a booking link to the program's own award search. Award space changes fast, so open the link and confirm the seat before you transfer any points.
Comparing programs on the same flight, widening a search to nearby airports, and turning "I want to go somewhere nice in business this spring" into a short list of real options are all things an assistant does faster than clicking through award calendars.
search_dropssearch_award_spaceget_dropThey can explain award programs, but they don't see live seat availability. A connector like AwardClaw gives them real, current saver space.
American AAdvantage, Alaska, Aeroplan, United MileagePlus, JetBlue TrueBlue, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, Air France/KLM Flying Blue and Turkish Miles&Smiles, on long-haul routes from major US and Canadian cities.
Yes. Ask for first, or for business and first together.
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