Flight Ticket Scraper
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Search for great deals on flight tickets. Specify the airports you want to fly from and to, the dates you want to fly on, and the number of transfers you want to have on your flight.
Search for great deals on flight tickets using this Actor. You can specify the airports you want to fly from and to, the dates you want to fly on and the number of transfers you want to have on your flight. The actor will then return a list of flights that match your criteria, along with their prices in a neatly formatted JSON.
Usage
In the input tab, you can specify the following:
- fromIATAs - an array of IATA codes of the airports from which you want to fly. For example
["LAX", "SFO"]
. - toIATAs - an array of IATA codes of the airports to which you want to fly. For example
["LHR", "LGW"]
. - currency - a currency in which you want to see the prices. For example
USD
. - Date options:
- Departure:
- dateFrom - a date from which you want to fly to your destination. For example
2024-12-03
. - dateUntil - a date until which you want to fly to your destination. For example
2024-12-10
.- If you want to search only flights on a specific date, you can keep this one empty.
- dateFrom - a date from which you want to fly to your destination. For example
- Return:
- dateFromRet - a date from which you want to return from your destination. For example
2024-12-03
.- If you want to search only one-way flights, leave this field empty.
- dateUntilRet - a date until which you want to return from your destination. For example
2024-12-10
.- If you want to search only return flights on a specific date, you can keep this one empty.
- dateFromRet - a date from which you want to return from your destination. For example
- Departure:
- transfers - set how many transfers you want to have on your flight.
- Watch out! This one is slightly unintuitive.
0
means no constraints on the number of transfers,1
means flights without transfers,2
means flights with 1 transfer and3
means flights with 2 transfers.
- Watch out! This one is slightly unintuitive.
Search for mistake fares
Sometimes, airlines make mistakes and sell tickets for a fraction of their usual price. These are called mistake fares (or error fares) and using this Actor, you can search for them.
To do so, set the transfers
input to 0
(Any number of transfers) and set the dateFrom
and dateUntil
inputs to a date range in the future. The further in the future you go, the more likely you are to find a mistake fare - or a good deal in general.
Output
The Actor outputs a JSON array with date of the flight, its length, number of transfers, price, IATA of the aircraft and more.
You can export this data as CSV, Excel file or JSON, so you can integrate them seamlessly into your workflow.
Finding the actual tickets
While this Actor returns a lot of data, it doesn't retrieve the actual links to the airline tickets. Since the ticket prices are aggregated from multiple sources, we cannot guarantee you will find a ticket for the exact same price this actor returns.
However, searching for the tickets on Google Flights usually yields very similar results - at least at the time of scraping the data.