Perform a flight search for a return trip from Pittsburgh (PIT) to New York (NYC). After the search results load, identify the total number of results found, the lowest price displayed, and at least two airlines listed. Then, locate and describe any options available for filtering or sorting the search results.
On the 'Flight Tickets' page, ensure the 'Return' trip type is selected. Verify that 'Pittsburgh (PIT)' is in the 'Flight origin input text input' (id: 368) and 'New York (NYC)' is in the 'Flight destination input text input' (id: 382). Locate and click the 'Search flights' button to initiate the search. Once the search results page loads, identify the total number of flight results displayed. Identify the lowest price shown for a flight. List at least two different airlines that appear in the search results. Look for and describe any available filters (e.g., by airline, price, stops, departure/arrival times) or sorting options (e.g., by price, duration) on the results page.
The agent successfully navigates to the flight search results page. The agent states the total number of flight results found (e.g., 'X results'). The agent identifies and states the lowest flight price displayed (e.g., '₹Y'). The agent lists at least two distinct airlines found in the search results. The agent accurately describes at least two filtering or sorting options available on the flight search results page (e.g., 'filters for airlines, number of stops, and departure times' or 'sort by price and duration').