The v0.79.2 changelog says booking a flight on several major US airline sites follows the site's steps, and a booking that stops ends with a link to finish.
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The Grok Bot changelog has one line about booking a flight. It's in v0.79.2, dated November 5, 2026: "On several major US airline sites, booking a flight follows the site's steps, and a booking that stops ends with a link to finish." That entry says it also includes 0.79.0 and 0.79.1, so I can't say which of those versions the line first shipped in.
I haven't tried booking a flight with my own Bot. Two posts on X say it's in Grok Bot 0.79.3, but the changelog lists it under v0.79.2. I quote both posts below and go by the changelog for the version.
Source: Grok Bot changelog, v0.79.2 (November 5, 2026). The line is under New, and it is word for word: "On several major US airline sites, booking a flight follows the site's steps, and a booking that stops ends with a link to finish."
The same entry says "Also includes 0.79.0 and 0.79.1." There is no separate 0.79.0 or 0.79.1 entry. v0.79.3, dated November 6, 2026, does not repeat this line. Our page Grok Bot v0.79.2: New app icon and gift requests quotes the rest of the v0.79.2 entry.
The line doesn't say the Bot finishes every booking. It says a booking that stops ends with a link to finish. It doesn't say what "the site's steps" are, what the link looks like, or whether you approve the fare, the seat, or the payment. It doesn't name any airline.
An earlier line, in the v0.78.4 entry dated November 3, 2026, says: "After you approve a flight, stay, or grocery cart and its total, the Bot pays on its own and asks again only if something material changes." That line doesn't name an airline, and it doesn't say the Bot follows the site's steps. I can't tell from the changelog whether the two lines are the same flow. That entry also says it includes 0.78.2 and 0.78.3, so I can't say which version the earlier line first shipped in. It is quoted on Grok Bot v0.78.4: Refund requests and smoother checkout.
Quotes are word for word. Times are Eastern. That first profile shows only the first name Alex, so I use the handle. @alexmichael's post has photos, which I don't describe here.
Both posts say 0.79.3, but the changelog lists the flight line under v0.79.2, and v0.79.3 doesn't repeat it, so I go by the changelog. The posts name airlines, but the changelog line doesn't. Neither post says the poster finished a booking, which airline they used, or how the trip went. Clay Ferguson's "See what happens when I let it plan the next trip" doesn't say what happened. The icon wording in the posts is theirs. The changelog's own icon line, in the same v0.79.2 entry, is "The desktop app has a new flat Grok Bot icon."
Grok Bot changelog (v0.79.2): https://x.ai/changelog/bot#v0.79.2
Also includes 0.79.0 and 0.79.1
On several major US airline sites, booking a flight follows the site's steps, and a booking that stops ends with a link to finish.
Grok Bot changelog (v0.78.4): https://x.ai/changelog/bot#v0.78.4
After you approve a flight, stay, or grocery cart and its total, the Bot pays on its own and asks again only if something material changes.
@alexmichael on X: https://x.com/alexmichael/status/2119909623448875096
Grok Bot 0.79.3 is out 🚨
Books flights on Delta, American, Alaska, JetBlue and Frontier
New flat app icon
Clay Ferguson (@CoachFerg25) on X: https://x.com/CoachFerg25/status/2119978612837278154
Grok Bot 0.79.3 is out. Books flights on Delta, American, Alaska, JetBlue and Frontier now, plus a fresh app icon. See what happens when I let it plan the next trip. #GrokBot
See how I set up Grok Bot: https://www.soundminds.ai/setup.