Find the cheapest round-trip flight Berlin to London, departing between 10am and 8pm
Compare Berlin to London round-trip flights and find the cheapest in your time window
Tired of comparing Berlin to London flights?
What this workflow does
This workflow compares Berlin to London round-trip flights and finds the cheapest fare in your departure time window. It searches in Chrome for your supplied dates and outbound departures between 10am and 8pm, then gives you the comparison in Google Sheets and a result email prepared in Gmail.
The problem
People planning personal travel and operations managers often check flight results and track qualifying fares by hand. They have to compare departures within the right time window before recording the cheapest option.
The solution
To plan travel, the workflow searches in Chrome, compares qualifying fares, and identifies the cheapest round-trip flight. It records the comparison in Google Sheets and prepares the result in Gmail for your review.
This is what you give
This is what you get
How it works, step by step
- 1
Search the route. In Chrome, the workflow searches for a Berlin to London round trip on your supplied dates with outbound departures between 10am and 8pm.
- 2
Compare qualifying fares. It reviews the airline results within the departure window and identifies the cheapest qualifying round-trip fare.
- 3
Record the comparison. It enters the flight comparison and cheapest result into Google Sheets.
- 4
Prepare the result email. It opens Gmail and prepares the flight result for your review before anything is sent.
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Peter SchönHead of Business DevelopmentFrequently asked questions
How can I find the cheapest round-trip flight from Berlin to London between 10am and 8pm?
This workflow searches round-trip flights from Berlin to London in Chrome and filters outbound departures to the 10am to 8pm window. It compares the qualifying airline options and identifies the cheapest result.
Does this workflow compare every airline for Berlin to London flights?
The workflow compares the airline options available during the Chrome search within the required departure window. It excludes flights that do not match the 10am to 8pm outbound departure requirement.
What flight information does the workflow put in Google Sheets?
The workflow records the flight comparison and cheapest qualifying result in Google Sheets. This gives you a saved result that you can review after the search.
Can this workflow email the cheapest flight through Gmail?
The workflow prepares the flight result in Gmail after completing the comparison. Incredible asks before sending anything important.
Can this workflow book the selected flight?
No, this workflow finds and reports the cheapest qualifying round-trip flight. It does not complete a flight booking.
What do I need to run this Berlin to London flight search?
You need Incredible on a Mac or Windows computer, your travel dates, and access to Chrome, Google Sheets, and Gmail. No code or API setup is required.
Is my flight search data used to train Incredible?
Customer data is not used to train Incredible. Your flight search, sheet, and email data are not used for training.
Published Aug 21, 2026 · Updated Aug 24, 2026























