XML/PHP Web Service for Flight Information
macca
checks flight information for several flight operators given certain
parameters such as departure date/ departure airport/ destination and
number od travellers?
What i would like to do is have a link on my site, that once clicked
would open up a new window that would display the prices from several
airlines for these dates etc
I think going along the lines of XML Web services is the right path
but these seem to be very early in the developmental process and none
seem available to meet my requirements.
Does anybody have any ideas?
Many Thanks,
Paul
petersprc
http://www.globaltravel.com/Home/Default.aspx?tabid=129
petersprc
http://developer.yahoo.com/travel/
macca
for.
I need to give prices from UK airports to Valencia for a date that my
user selects from a calendar,
something like:
02 April Expedia £30.00
02 April Jet2 £45.00
02 April BMI 52.00
Any suggestions will be appreciated...
Mary Pegg
> I need to give prices from UK airports to Valencia for a date that my
> user selects from a calendar,
> something like:
>
> 02 April Expedia £30.00
>
> 02 April Jet2 £45.00
>
> 02 April BMI 52.00
>
> Any suggestions will be appreciated...
Use skyscanner.net?
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>
> I need to give prices from UK airports to Valencia for a date
> that my user selects from a calendar, something like:
>
> 02 April Expedia £30.00
> 02 April Jet2 £45.00
> 02 April BMI 52.00
There is no easy way of getting it done. You need to scrape
airline and/or travel Web sites. Travelocity offers custom
RSS feeds, but only for U.S. departures; Travelocity UK does
not (yet?) have this sevice...
Cheers,
NC
petersprc
http://developer.yahoo.com/travel/farechase/index.html
To restrict the destination, do your own redirect or use cURL.
Dan Anos
feeds, any information on this?
On Apr 4, 6:18 pm, "petersprc" <peters...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You could put a FareChase form on your site:
>
> http://developer.yahoo.com/travel/farechase/index.html
>
> To restrict the destination, do your own redirect or use cURL.
>
> On Apr 2, 9:35 am, "macca" <ptmcna...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Thanks for the suggestions but they are not really what i'm looking
> > for.
>
> > I need to give prices from UK airports to Valencia for a date that my
> > user selects from a calendar,
> > something like:
>
> > 02 AprilExpedia £30.00
>
> > 02 April Jet2 £45.00
>
> > 02 April BMI 52.00
>
> > Any suggestions will be appreciated...- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Good Man
@n59g2000hsh.googlegroups.com:
> Expedia offers a private label solution, perhaps they also offer XML
> feeds, any information on this?
my guess is that expedia and other travel sites are not keen on being
'scouted' for fares, since that is a part of what THEY do. sort of like
ticketmaster preventing other sites from seeing what tickets are available
to what shows.
macca
Jerry Stuckle
>> my guess is that expedia and other travel sites are not keen on being
>> 'scouted' for fares, since that is a part of what THEY do. sort of like
>> ticketmaster preventing other sites from seeing what tickets are available
>> to what shows.
>
>
> Okay, but how do THEY do it then?
>
(Top posting fixed)
They have access to databases from the airlines. And they pay big bucks
for that access.
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