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Google Flights

Structured flight results with airline, price, stops, duration, and booking link.

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What is Google Flights?

Google Flights results come back as a list of itineraries with airline, origin, destination, departure and arrival, number of stops, duration, and the booking URL. Useful for travel assistants, corporate travel bots, and flight-deal aggregators that need structured fare data.

Example Response

JSON
{ "flights": [{ "airline": "United", "price": 487, "stops": 0, "duration": "5h12m" }] }

Use Cases

  • Travel assistants and copilots
  • Corporate travel automation
  • Flight-deal alert bots
  • Price-drop monitors

Why Google Flights Matters

Google Flights aggregates fares across most major airlines and OTAs, so one query covers the market.

LangChain Example

Drop google flights data into your LangChain agent in a few lines:

Python
tool.invoke({"query": "SFO to JFK may 12", "vertical": "flights"})

Frequently Asked Questions

Send a search request with the appropriate platform (google) and Scavio returns google flights data in the response. See the example above for the exact field path.

Yes. Scavio fetches google flights data in real time on each request. There is no caching layer and no stale data.

Google Flights results come back as a list of itineraries with airline, origin, destination, departure and arrival, number of stops, duration, and the booking URL. Useful for trave

Google Flights data is returned as part of the standard search response. Each request costs 1 credit. Free tier includes 500 credits/month.

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Structured flight results with airline, price, stops, duration, and booking link.

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