# UseMe.tv demonstrates the Skyscanner display

UseMe.tv demonstrated a new Skyscanner-powered display that lets passers-by browse the cheapest flights for the month by travel preference, across hundreds of airlines.

By The ToolTwist Team · 2015-06-15

URL: https://tooltwist.com/insights/useme-tv-skyscanner-display-demo

**We demonstrated the new Skyscanner display.** Built for UseMe.tv, the experience lets a passer-by browse cheap flights to different destinations based on what kind of trip they want, from beaches and sightseeing to casinos and adventure.

![The UseMe.tv Skyscanner display showing interactive travel discovery and flight options.](/images/insights/skyscanner.jpg)

The display connects to the **Skyscanner** servers and pulls live flight information for the full month across hundreds of airlines. Instead of forcing people through a traditional booking flow, it turns travel discovery into something immediate, visual, and easy to explore in a public setting.

## How the display works

The concept is simple: attract attention, then help people discover trips that match their mood or intent.

- **Choose a travel preference** such as beach, sightseeing, casinos, or adventure.
- **Browse the cheapest flight options** surfaced for that category.
- **See full-month pricing data** rather than a single fixed search result.
- **Compare options across hundreds of airlines** through the Skyscanner data source.

That makes the display useful both as a travel inspiration tool and as a practical way to surface deals in high-footfall environments.

## Why it matters

UseMe.tv is about creating interactive, context-aware displays that engage people in the real world. This Skyscanner integration shows how public digital signage can go beyond passive advertising and become a live, useful product experience.

For travel brands, that opens up a more dynamic way to inspire demand: not just showing destinations, but helping people discover where they could actually go at the right price.

## Demo update

The Skyscanner display is now demonstrated and working.