How to Get Started with Flight XML API - A Beginner's Guide

Find an API service provider.

An API service provider is an online travel agency api that provides you with access to their Flight XML. If you're just getting started, using a provider like adivaha® is the quickest and easiest approach. With adivaha® Flights APIs, all you need to do is create an account, choose your plan, and find the Flight XML API. Once you have found it, click "Subscribe" to get started.

Understanding Flight XML Basics.

Before you start using Flight XML, it is important to understand the basics. Flight XML is an API that allows developers to access and control data from airports, airlines, and thousands of other sources. The API provides access to information such as flight numbers, departure times, arrival airports, airplane types and much more. Once you have subscribed to the API, you'll be ready to start making requests!

Create an API Account.

Once you are doing with your research and found the Flights API service provider who matches your needs, you'll then need to get an API account. To do this, simply sign up for an account on their developer website or app and create your own unique key. Once your key is generated, make sure to keep it in a safe place so you can use it later when accessing the Flight XML API.

Read the Documentation and Create your connection.

Once your account has been setup and you have generated a valid API key, it's time to dive into the documentation. The Flight XML Documentation is designed to get you up and running with the Flight XML API as quickly and easily as possible. Through reading the documentation and creating your connection, you'll be able to begin querying Flight XML right away.

Integrate with Your Web Application or Mobile App.

Integrating Flight XML with your web-based or mobile application is the most common use case. After completing the setup process, you're now ready to connect and start querying Flight XML. You can use any of the major programming languages such as Python, Java, or PHP to access our API. All responses will be returned in JSON format for maximum flexibility and compatibility.