Google Flights Scraper – Prices, Dates, Routes, CO2

Get flight prices and schedules from Google Flights for any route and date: airlines, flight numbers, departure and arrival times, duration, stops and layovers, aircraft, legroom, codeshares and CO2 emissions. One way or round trip, any cabin, any number of passengers, nonstop filter, 30 currencies. Compare many routes × many dates in one run to track prices day by day.

No Google account, no API key.

Why this one

	This Actor
Routes × dates	Several origins, destinations and date ranges (2026-12-01..2026-12-14) in one run
Round trip	Fixed return date or "return N days after departure" for every date
Details	Every leg: flight number, aircraft, legroom, codeshares, CO2; layover airport and duration
Accuracy	Same prices, times and order as the Google Flights page (checked side by side)
Reliability	New IP and retry on any error or incomplete page; nothing to solve, no failed runs on bad input
Price	$0.20 per 1,000 flights, $0.08–0.10 on paid plans; searches with no flights are free

Input examples

One way, one date:

{ "origins": ["JFK"], "destinations": ["LHR"], "departureDates": ["2026-12-03"] }

Price tracking: 2 weeks of 7‑day round trips from 2 cities, in euros:

{ "origins": ["Paris", "Lyon"], "destinations": ["NYC"], "departureDates": ["2026-12-01..2026-12-14"], "tripLengthDays": 7, "currency": "EUR" }

Business class, 2 adults, nonstop only:

{ "origins": ["CDG"], "destinations": ["JFK"], "departureDates": ["2026-12-10"], "cabinClass": "business", "adults": 2, "stops": "nonstop" }

Output example

{
  "origin": "JFK", "destination": "LHR", "departureDate": "2026-12-03", "returnDate": "2026-12-10", "tripType": "round_trip",
  "rank": 1, "bucket": "top", "price": 711, "currency": "EUR",
  "airlines": ["American"],
  "departure": "2026-12-03T18:25", "arrival": "2026-12-04T06:20", "durationMinutes": 415, "stops": 0, "layovers": [],
  "co2Kg": 421, "typicalCo2Kg": 427, "co2VsTypicalPercent": -1,
  "legs": [{ "flightNumber": "AA 100", "aircraft": "Boeing 777", "legroom": "31 inches", "operatedAlsoAs": ["IB 4218", "AY 3772", "BA 1511"],
             "departureAirport": "JFK", "arrivalAirport": "LHR", "departure": "2026-12-03T18:25", "arrival": "2026-12-04T06:20", "durationMinutes": 415, "co2Kg": 421 }],
  "googleFlightsUrl": "https://www.google.com/travel/flights?q=…"
}

• price is the total for all passengers. For round trips it is the round‑trip price shown for the outbound flight (as on Google Flights).
• bucket: top = Google's "Top flights", other = the other options. rank keeps Google's order.

Use cases

• Fare tracking: schedule a daily run over a date range and watch the cheapest price per route.
• Travel agencies & OTAs: compare carriers, schedules and prices across many routes.
• Airline & airport analysts: frequencies, aircraft, codeshares and emissions by route.
• Corporate travel: cheapest nonstop options for recurring trips.

Pricing

$0.20 per 1,000 flights on the free plan, $0.10 on Starter and $0.08 on higher plans. Searches with no flights, flights shown without a price ("price unavailable") and errors are not charged.

Good to know

• Use airport codes (JFK) or city codes (NYC, PAR, LON = all airports of the city) for full control; city names (New York) also work for basic searches (premium economy and the 1‑stop filter need codes).
• Dates must be in the future (YYYY-MM-DD). Invalid or past dates are reported, not charged.
• Google shows about 10–30 options per search; that is what you get.
• Prices are Google's at the time of the run and can change minutes later.

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