Google Flights Uses Material Design

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Google Flights Uses Material Design
Google Flights (https://www.google.com/flights), one of the most underrated Google services, has a new interface powered by Material Design. There's a new hamburger-style menu that lets you quickly find your saved flights, explore a clever map with potential destinations, change currency and language.

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Google shows the best flights at the top of the list of results. "We chose these itineraries to give you the best trade-off between price, duration, number of stops, and sometimes other factors such as amenities and baggage fees," informs Google.

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This video from 2014 shows the old interface:



{ Thanks, Emanuele Bartolomucci (http://emanuelebartolomucci.com/). }http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/GoogleOperatingSystem/~4/o-EUtEC6JEI