In this article, I will tell you all about how to get flight schedules from any Airline. We will focus on Air Seoul Flights!
Air Seoul
Air Seoul is a low-cost South Korean airline based at Incheon International Airport. It is well-known in all of Asia because it travels to diverse countries. Hence, it has several flights. This means the airline has a big schedule with different days and hours.
If you are someone that likes being updated on your flight schedule, then you should consider using a flight data API. This way you will receive updates regarding the schedule, so surprises won’t come your way. With data APIs, you will be one step ahead of any possible change.
Something that tends to ruin airport experiences is the fact that airlines and airports sometimes notify changes too late. Hence, you waste a lot of time at the airport. And let me tell you, your time is valuable.
Flightlabs
Flightlabs is a flight data API that allows you to search for flights all around the world and retrieve various types of information, such as the current flight status (canceled, active, delayed, incident). You may also use it to look for flights on a specific date or filter results by airlines, IATA code, ICAO code, and flight number.
You can receive live flight status from any airport and airline in the world with Flightlabs. Yes, that includes Air Seoul. This API’s range is global, thus there are no restrictions. Actually, you can learn more about the airline if you want to. Flightlabs will provide you with historical information, schedules, and much more. If you want to learn how to get Flightlabs, simply follow these steps.
Steps
- Create a FlightLabs account. Then select the endpoint that you require or you can insert the IATA Code or ICAO code of airports or airlines.
- Use these codes and then call the API. You can get a unique API key on your account dashboard.
- Finally, press the “run” button and you’re finished! The API will appear on your screen. You may also choose a programming language.
This API also has some other more complex features that make it even more powerful and amazing. I will add them below:
256-bit HTTPS Encrypt:
There’s a straightforward approach to changing your API request. Simply change HTTP with HTTPS in the base API URL, such as https://api.goflightlabs.com. Your communication with Flightlabs‘ server will then be encased in unbreakable 256-bit SSL encryption, which is the industry standard for a reason.
JSONP Callbacks:
Cross-domain rules can make it difficult to receive a response to your API request. Invoking JSONP callbacks will get around this problem by asking for an external script. In layman’s words, this is a tool you can use to get over hurdles that could stymie data transfer.
Autocomplete:
This function is evoked by adding the “search” parameter to your request. Simply put, if you don’t know the exact term for a specific aircraft, airport, or anything else, you can ask Flightlabs and the Application Programming Interface will help you find what you are looking for. I know, it is incredible!