Bing Flights Scraper ✈️ Prices, Itineraries & Explore Deals

Bing Flights Scraper gets flight data from Bing Flights the way you would search it yourself: paste Bing Flights links, or fill in one search like Bing's search bar. You get every itinerary Bing prices — price, airlines, stops, times and every flight leg — plus each flight's booking options (every seller with its price and booking link) and Bing's "book now or wait" price advice, in 23 country markets.

Perfect for travel-deal sites and newsletters, fare-tracking and price-monitoring tools, travel agencies and corporate travel teams and analysts who need Bing's flight prices as data without a Bing account or a key.

What does Bing Flights Scraper do?

It mirrors Bing Flights: the same search bar, the same filters and sort tabs, the same booking page.

• Paste Bing links — any number of links copied from bing.com/travel. Each link is one search, read exactly as Bing reads it (route, dates, one way or round trip, cabin, travellers). A link to a flight you chose on Bing returns that flight with all its booking options.
• Or fill in one search — One way or Round trip (Bing has no multi-city), From, To, dates from a calendar or relative ("30 days" from today, ideal for schedules), cabin and travellers within Bing's own rules: at least 1 adult, at most 8 travellers, no more infants than adults.
• Every itinerary — total price for all travellers, airlines, stops and stop airports, travel time, local departure and arrival times, and each leg with flight number, operating airline, aircraft, airports and layover.
• Bing's filters and sorts — Stops (Non-stop, 1, 2+), Airlines, Departs and Arrives (early morning, morning, afternoon, night) for the outbound and the return, and a price limit, with Bing's own logic; Best, Cheapest, Quickest, and the four "Sort by time" orders.
• Booking options — the sellers on a flight's Bing booking page, with price, rating, booking link, change rule and fare details (cancellation, cabin and checked bags).
• Price advice — Bing's "Book now / Wait" advice for the route, with its confidence.
• Explore — leave To empty (or write Anywhere) for Bing's Explore: where you can fly from your airport, cheapest, quickest or most popular first.
• Price calendar — optionally, the lowest one-way price for each of the next ~80 days on every searched route.
• 23 markets — each prices in its own currency; every label is in English whatever the market.

What data can you extract from Bing Flights?

Result type	Fields
Flight (flight)	price, currency, priceSource, tripType, origin, destination, departureDate, returnDate, cabin, travellers, market, outbound and inbound (stops, durationMinutes, departureTime, arrivalTime, airlines, carrierCodes, stopAirports, legs), bookingOptions, priceAdvice, priceTrend, priceAdviceConfidence, bingRecommendedScore, itinerariesFound, searchComplete, inputUrl, source_url
Flight leg (inside legs)	flightNumber, carrierCode, carrierName, operatedByName, aircraft, durationMinutes, departure and arrival (airportCode, airportName, city, country, time), layoverMinutesAfter, layoverNote
Booking option (inside bookingOptions)	seller, sellerId, price, currency, sellerRating, bookingUrl, changeRule, fare (advanceChange, cancellation, seatPreReservation, upgradeEligibility, cabinBaggage, checkedBaggage)
Explore destination (destination)	destination, destinationCity, destinationAirport, coordinates, departureDate, returnDate, price, currency, priceLabel, stops, durationMinutes, airline, popularityScore, destinationCategories, lists
Price calendar day (price_day)	date, price, currency, priceLevel, lastUpdated, origin, destination

The price is Bing's total for all the travellers, and for a round trip it is the total for both directions. Values are delivered as Bing gives them — nothing is converted or rounded — and only display duplicates, logos and tracking fields are left out. Every row carries source_url (the same search or flight on Bing), inputUrl (the link it came from), scrapedAt and _source.

Why use Bing Flights Scraper on Apify?

Running it on Apify gives you API access, scheduling, monitoring, integrations (Make, Zapier, n8n, webhooks) and proxy rotation without managing infrastructure. A one-way search takes about 10-30 seconds and a round trip about 20-45 seconds; several searches run at once, and booking options add a few seconds per flight.

How to scrape Bing Flights

1. Search on Bing Flights and copy the address of the results page (or of a flight's booking page) into Bing Flights links — or fill in From, To and the Departure date in Option B.
2. Choose the Market (country and currency).
3. Optionally tick Bing's filters and choose Sort by.
4. Start small: Max results per search 10. Each link is one search and Option B is one more, so 4 links + Option B with 10 returns up to 50 rows.
5. Click Start, then download the results as JSON, CSV or Excel, or fetch them over the API.

How much does it cost to scrape Bing Flights?

You pay for what you receive, in two parts. Each search is charged once, and only when Bing returns something for it; each row you receive (a flight, an Explore destination or a calendar day) is charged as a result. Booking options and price advice are included in the flight row. Rows removed by your filters are never charged.

Event	FREE	BRONZE	SILVER	GOLD
Search completed (one link, or the Option B search)	$0.0050	$0.0040	$0.0030	$0.0025
Result returned (each flight, destination or calendar day)	$0.0020	$0.0015	$0.0012	$0.0010

• One search with 20 flights costs about $0.045 at the highest tier price and $0.022 on GOLD.
• A price check of one flight per link costs about $0.007 at the highest tier price and $0.004 on GOLD.
• A search that returns nothing, an unknown airport or place, and every notice row are never charged.
• Test with a low Max results per search first, and set a maximum cost per run in Apify: the Actor sizes the run to fit it.

Input and output examples

Input

{
    "searchUrls": [
        { "url": "https://www.bing.com/travel/flight-search?q=flights&src=LHR&des=JFK&ddate=2027-01-12&isr=0&cls=0&adult=1&child=0&infant=0" }
    ],
    "tripType": "round_trip",
    "origin": "London",
    "destination": "Paris",
    "departureDate": "30 days",
    "returnDate": "35 days",
    "adults": 1,
    "cabin": "economy",
    "market": "gb",
    "stops": ["nonstop"],
    "departs": ["morning", "afternoon"],
    "sortBy": "cheapest",
    "maxResults": 20,
    "bookingOptionsTop": 3
}

Input value	What it does
searchUrls	Bing Flights links, one search each. A link with sel= (a flight you chose) returns that flight with its booking options.
tripType, origin, destination, departureDate, returnDate	One more search, like Bing's search bar. Dates are YYYY-MM-DD or a time from today (30 days, 2 weeks). Empty destination = Explore.
adults, children, infants, cabin	Travellers (children 2-12, infants under 2; at most 8; no more infants than adults) and cabin, for the Option B search. Links carry their own.
market	Country and currency for Option B and for links that do not name one.
stops, airlines, departs, arrives, returnDeparts, returnArrives, maxPrice	Bing's filters. Several choices in one filter match any of them; different filters all have to match.
sortBy, maxResults	Bing's sorts and the rows kept per search (0 = everything).
bookingOptionsTop, priceCalendar	Booking options for the first N flights of each search; Bing's price calendar for each route.

Output

A real result from a pasted link (London to New York, 2 adults, booking options on): the cheapest seller is a little above the search price because Bing re-checks prices on the booking page. Only the booking link and the list of sellers are shortened.

{
    "resultType": "flight",
    "position": 1,
    "market": "us",
    "tripType": "OneWay",
    "origin": "LHR",
    "originName": "London Heathrow Airport",
    "destination": "JFK",
    "destinationName": "John F. Kennedy International Airport",
    "departureDate": "2027-01-12",
    "returnDate": null,
    "cabin": "economy",
    "travellers": {
        "adults": 2,
        "children": 0,
        "infants": 0
    },
    "price": 886.46,
    "currency": "USD",
    "priceSource": "SkyScanner_US",
    "outbound": {
        "stops": 0,
        "durationMinutes": 505,
        "departureTime": "2027-01-12T07:25:00",
        "arrivalTime": "2027-01-12T10:50:00",
        "departureAirport": "LHR",
        "arrivalAirport": "JFK",
        "airlines": [
            "JetBlue Airways"
        ],
        "carrierCodes": [
            "B6"
        ],
        "stopAirports": [],
        "legs": [
            {
                "flightNumber": "B6 2220",
                "carrierCode": "B6",
                "carrierName": "JetBlue Airways",
                "operatedByCode": "B6",
                "operatedByName": "jetBlue",
                "aircraft": null,
                "durationMinutes": 505,
                "departure": {
                    "airportCode": "LHR",
                    "airportName": "London Heathrow Airport",
                    "city": "London",
                    "country": "United Kingdom",
                    "time": "2027-01-12T07:25:00"
                },
                "arrival": {
                    "airportCode": "JFK",
                    "airportName": "John F. Kennedy International Airport",
                    "city": "New York",
                    "country": "United States",
                    "time": "2027-01-12T10:50:00"
                },
                "layoverMinutesAfter": 0
            }
        ],
        "resultId": "LHR,JFK,07:25:00,B6,2220,0|"
    },
    "inbound": null,
    "bookingOptions": [
        {
            "seller": "Super.com",
            "sellerId": "spus",
            "price": 891.56,
            "currency": "USD",
            "sellerRating": 4.11,
            "bookingUrl": "https://agw.skyscnr.com/v1/redirect?pageUrl=...",
            "changeRule": "Unchangeable",
            "fare": {
                "advanceChange": "ASSESSMENT_UNAVAILABLE",
                "cancellation": "ASSESSMENT_UNAVAILABLE",
                "seatPreReservation": "ASSESSMENT_UNKNOWN",
                "upgradeEligibility": "ASSESSMENT_UNKNOWN",
                "cabinBaggage": {
                    "assessment": "ASSESSMENT_UNAVAILABLE",
                    "pieces": null,
                    "weight": null,
                    "priceAmount": 0.0,
                    "priceUnit": "PRICE_UNIT_MILLI"
                },
                "checkedBaggage": {
                    "assessment": "ASSESSMENT_UNAVAILABLE",
                    "pieces": null,
                    "weight": null,
                    "priceAmount": 0.0,
                    "priceUnit": "PRICE_UNIT_MILLI"
                }
            }
        }
    ],
    "priceAdvice": "Buy",
    "priceTrend": "Constant",
    "priceAdviceConfidence": 66.0,
    "itinerariesFound": 484,
    "searchComplete": true,
    "inputUrl": "https://www.bing.com/travel/flight-search?q=flights&src=LHR&des=JFK&ddate=2027-01-12&isr=0&rdate=&cls=0&adult=2&child=0&infant=0",
    "source_url": "https://www.bing.com/travel/flight-search?q=flights&src=LHR&des=JFK&ddate=2027-01-12&isr=0&rdate=&cls=0&adult=2&child=0&infant=0&cc=us&setmkt=en-US&setlang=en-US",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-11-09T11:38:15Z"
}

An Explore row, a price-calendar row and a "no flights" notice look like this:

{ "resultType": "destination", "destination": "Dublin, Ireland", "destinationAirport": "DUB", "origin": "LHR", "departureDate": "2026-11-12", "returnDate": "2026-11-20", "price": 78, "currency": "GBP", "stops": "Non-stop", "durationMinutes": 75, "airline": "British Airways", "lists": ["popular", "cheapest", "quickest"] }
{ "resultType": "price_day", "origin": "LHR", "destination": "JFK", "date": "2026-12-15", "price": 354.0, "currency": "USD", "priceLevel": "Low", "lastUpdated": "2026-11-09T00:31:00" }
{ "resultType": "notice", "status": "no_results", "origin": "oag", "destination": "mqn", "message": "Bing found no flights for OAG to MQN 2026-12-14 [us]. It suggests a nearby airport instead: Bodo (BOO), 136 miles away.", "alternatives": [{ "destination": { "code": "BOO", "name": "Bodo Airport", "city": "Bodo", "country": "Norway" }, "distanceFromDestination": "136 miles" }] }

Other Actors you might need

Actor	What it adds
Google Flights Scraper	The same kind of search on Google Flights: prices, airlines, stops and booking options.
Bing Images Scraper	Start from a keyword: thousands of Bing images per search, with filters.
Bing Reverse Image Search	Start from a picture: where it appears and what looks like it.

Frequently asked questions

Is it legal to scrape Bing Flights?

The Actor collects publicly available flight search results, the same ones anyone sees in a browser, and respects the source's limits. Prices and availability belong to the airlines and booking partners, so check their terms and your local rules before reusing them commercially. This is not legal advice.

Do I need a Bing or Microsoft account or an API key?

No. It works from links or airports and dates alone — no Bing or Microsoft account, no key and no API subscription.

Which Bing links can I paste?

Any results page from bing.com/travel/flight-search (after you search a route on Bing), the booking page of a flight you chose (its address has sel=), or the Flights home page with an origin (Explore). The search text in the link can be in any language. A round-trip link must have both dates; Bing treats a link with isr=0 as one-way even if it has a return date, and so does the Actor.

How many rows will a run return?

Up to Max results per search for each search: each link is one search and Option B is one more. 4 links + Option B with 11 returns up to 55 rows (fewer when Bing has fewer flights or your filters remove some).

Is the price per person?

No. It is Bing's total for all travellers, and for a round trip the total for both directions — the same number Bing shows.

What does "Best" mean?

Bing's own recommendation, the default tab on its page: a balance of price, duration and stops that Bing scores itself. Choose Cheapest or Quickest for those orders, or one of the time orders.

Which airlines can I filter by?

The airlines Bing lists for the route, by the name Bing shows (British Airways, easyJet, JetBlue Airways) or by their two-character code (BA, U2, B6). A flight is kept when any of its airlines is listed, so flights that mix airlines are kept too.

Why did Explore return nothing for my airport?

Bing keeps Explore destinations ready for some airports in some markets only; a market without them gives a notice that says so. Try another market (for example the United States or the United Kingdom) or a larger nearby airport.

Why does the price calendar not follow my cabin or travellers?

Bing publishes calendar prices for one adult in Economy only, for roughly the next 80 days.

Can I use Bing Flights Scraper in Make, Zapier, n8n or my own code?

Yes. Use Apify's integrations, webhooks, the API or the client libraries for JavaScript and Python.

What happens if a run is interrupted?

The Actor saves its progress and picks up where it left off, without repeating or re-charging rows it has already delivered.

Why did I get fewer results than I asked for, or a notice instead?

Situation	What you see	What to do
Bing found no flights for the route	One notice row (no_results, not charged), with Bing's nearby-airport suggestions in alternatives when it has some	Try the suggested airport, or other dates
The flight in your link is no longer offered	A notice with flight_not_found (not charged)	Choose the flight again on Bing and copy the new link
A place name matched no airport	A notice with place_not_found (not charged)	Use an airport code or a more specific name
Your filters removed everything	A notice with no_results (not charged)	Loosen the filters
Bing was still adding results when the search ended	The rows carry searchComplete: false	Run again; Bing may know more flights
The input cannot be used (a link without a route, a date in the past, more infants than adults)	One guidance row (bad_input) saying what to change	Fix that field
Bing did not answer	A notice with bing_unavailable (not charged); the search is kept for a resume	Run it again later
Your maximum cost per run was reached	The run stops after the last row it charged for	Raise the maximum cost per run

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• Public data only — processes publicly available data.
• Rate limiting — respects source-service limits and terms of use.
• Data protection — no storage of personal information or unauthorized data collection.
• Commercial use — suitable for business intelligence and research.
• No affiliation with or endorsement by Microsoft or Bing is implied.

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