When developing the Aviyair Future Airline Schedules API, we aimed our developer peers in the travel and aviation industries to have a smooth integration. This JSON REST API provides future airline schedule data so you can display available flights of an airline on your website, based on future dates your users select. Let’s break it down!
- Prepare Your Development Method
- Get Your Future Airline Schedules API Credentials to Access
- Available Methods and Parameters
- Output Example and Descriptions
- User Interface (Friendly Reminder)
- Conclusion
Prepare Your Development Method
Before starting to integrate the Future Airline Schedules API, set up your local development environment and decide the server-side language you will use for the integration. As this is a JSON REST API, you will be able to use any language you are comfortable with, such as JavaScript, Python, PHP, Ruby, Swift and lots of others.
Get Your Future Airline Schedules API Credentials to Access
First things first, get your API key. The access to Aviyair's Future Airline Schedule API is possible by creating an API subscription below and receiving your API key to your email address immediately.
Don't let the word "subscription" scare you because there aren't any commitments or hidden fees. Plus the first month comes at trial rates for testing, starting at $9 only. You can cancel your subscription anytime before it renews monthly and even after this, you'll still have access to the full date until your current month ends.
Available Methods and Parameters
Now that you have your API key ready, here are the available methods and parameters to fetch and filter future airline schedules data.
Route | Method | Description |
---|---|---|
https://data.aviyair.com/data/v1/futureschedule?key=APIKEY&airport_iata=JFK&type=departure&date=2024-01-03 | GET | Complete departure schedule of JFK on 2024-01-03 |
https://data.aviyair.com/data/v1/futureschedule?key=APIKEY&airport_iata=JFK&type=departure&date=2024-01-03&airline_iata=AA | GET | All flights of American Airlines departing from JFK on 2024-01-03 |
https://data.aviyair.com/data/v1/futureschedule?key=APIKEY&airport_iata=JFK&type=departure&date=2024-01-03&airline_iata=AA&flight_number=1234 | GET | Data on flight AA1234, scheduled to take off on 2024-01-03 from JFK |
In addition o these example URLs for the future airline schedules data, there are other parameters you can use to filter the data such as airport and airline ICAO codes (over the IATA code if you prefer the latter), destination airport and more.
Output Example and Descriptions
In this section, you will find an example output from the Future Airline Timetables API and a description of each object in it. Looking to display any other details that are not in the output? Contact the team and let's see if we can give you this data with any other APIs that we have. This would be convenient for you because if that's the case, you can access this data with the same key and with the same provider. Don't spend your time and money finding and managing multiple different data providers for a single feature. We got your back!
API Output
{
"status": {
"message": "Success"
},
"results": {
"weekday": "3",
"departure": {
"iataCode": "lgw",
"icaoCode": "egkk",
"terminal": "s",
"gate": "2",
"scheduledTime": "17:45"
},
"arrival": {
"iataCode": "dub",
"icaoCode": "eidw",
"terminal": "1",
"gate": "02",
"scheduledTime": "19:00"
},
"aircraft": {
"modelCode": "b738",
"modelText": "boeing 737-8as"
},
"airline": {
"name": "ryanair",
"iataCode": "fr",
"icaoCode": "ryr"
},
"flight": {
"number": "113",
"iataNumber": "fr113",
"icaoNumber": "ryr113"
}
}
}
Object | Description |
---|---|
status.message | Status of the API request |
weekday | Day of the week which the flight takes place |
departure.iataCode | The IATA code of the departure airport |
departure.icaoCode | The ICAO code of the departure airport |
departure.terminal | The terminal of the departure airport |
departure.gate | The gate number at the departure airport |
departure.scheduledTime | The scheduled departure time |
arrival.iataCode | The IATA code of the arrival airport |
arrival.icaoCode | The ICAO code of the arrival airport |
arrival.terminal | The terminal of the arrival airport |
arrival.gate | The gate number at the arrival airport |
arrival.scheduledTime | The scheduled arrival time |
aircraft.modelCode | The aircraft model code |
aircraft.modelText | The aircraft model name |
airline.name | The name of the airline |
airline.iataCode | The IATA code of the airline |
airline.icaoCode | The ICAO code of the airline |
flight.number | The flight number |
flight.iataNumber | The IATA flight number |
flight.icaoNumber | The ICAO flight number |
Check out the full documentation below.
User Interface Friendly Reminder
Now that you've successfully fetched data, this is your friendly reminder to integrate the Future Airline Timetables API into a good UI environment. Competition in the travel industry is wild and as much as the data quality matters a lot (we got you with this!) but your user interface will play the most role in why users should choose you.
Tip: One profitable feature that we see in our clients is to feature other travel-related service ads surrounding the flight selection feature on your website. For example, car rental or hotel booking banners that lead to your partners in these services can enhance the personalized experience for your users + prove a more profitable outcome.
Conclusion
If you are intrigued about what Aviyair's future airline timetables data can offer, you can get started right away to build your dream project. In addition to these useful features, the team is here to support developers every step of the way, either with your questions about the data, billing, T&C or anything else. Contact anytime.
Final tip: Send us an email if you will use the Future Airline Schedules API a non-profit or an academic project for a free-access opportunity!
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