Travix Lab
Air API

Flight API

Global airline inventory, fares, ticketing.

REST + JSON OAuth 2.0 Webhooks Sandbox included 99.99% uptime SLA <200ms median

About Flight API

Unified REST API across GDS, NDC, and LCC providers with normalized schemas.

Key capabilities

GDS + NDC + LCC
Search / Price / Book / Ticket
Ancillaries & seats
PNR servicing

Sample request

All Travix Lab APIs use Bearer token authentication and return normalized JSON. The sandbox environment uses the same schema as production.

flight-api-example.sh
POST https://api.travixlab.com/v1/flights/search
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "origin": "DXB",
  "destination": "LHR",
  "date": "2026-08-15",
  "return_date": "2026-08-22",
  "passengers": { "adults": 2, "children": 1 },
  "cabin": "economy",
  "sources": ["amadeus", "sabre", "ndc"],
  "currency": "USD"
}

Common use cases

Here are the most common ways travel businesses use this API.

OTA flight search

Power real-time flight search across GDS, NDC, and LCC carriers in a unified response for your booking funnel.

Corporate booking tools

Integrate compliant fare search with policy enforcement, preferred carrier boosts, and corporate rate access.

Fare comparison engines

Build metasearch-style tools that aggregate prices across Amadeus, Sabre, and NDC simultaneously.

Travel agent desktops

Replace GDS terminal screens with modern UI that surfaces rich NDC content alongside traditional GDS fares.

Integration guide

Most teams are making live API calls to the sandbox within one hour of getting credentials.

01
Request sandbox credentials

Fill in the contact form and specify your product interest. Sandbox credentials are typically provisioned the same day.

02
Install an SDK or call the REST API directly

Use our JavaScript, Python, PHP, Go or Java SDK — or call the REST API directly from any HTTP client. Full documentation available at /docs.

03
Test with mock inventory

The sandbox environment returns realistic mock data for all endpoints. Test error scenarios, cancellations, and edge cases without any live bookings.

04
Integration review with your engineer

Your dedicated integration engineer reviews your code, tests edge cases, and ensures your integration is production-ready before go-live.

05
Switch to production

Swap sandbox credentials for production keys. Your engineer monitors the first 30 days of production traffic for any issues.

What's always included

  • Sandbox environment with full mock inventory
  • REST API with OpenAPI 3.0 specification
  • Webhook events for all booking lifecycle stages
  • 99.99% uptime SLA with multi-region failover
  • Dedicated onboarding engineer during go-live
  • PCI-DSS and GDPR compliance from day one
  • Multi-currency and multi-language support
  • Supplier certifications — you inherit ours
  • SDK in 6 languages (JS, Python, PHP, Go, Ruby, Java)
  • Idempotent booking requests
Why Travix Lab

Built for production travel

Unlike generic APIs, every Travix Lab endpoint is purpose-built for the travel industry — with supplier connections, compliance, and revenue tools baked in from the start.

Unified REST API

One endpoint, one schema, one auth token — regardless of which suppliers are behind it.

190+ countries

Global inventory available from day one — no per-market supplier negotiations needed.

100+ suppliers included

All supplier certifications are ours — you inherit them without any onboarding overhead.

PCI-DSS & GDPR

Enterprise compliance built in at the infrastructure layer — not something you bolt on later.

<200ms median latency

Multi-region infrastructure optimized for low-latency travel search at massive scale.

Dedicated support

Integration engineer assigned to your deployment — technical questions answered in hours.

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FAQ

Flight API — Frequently Asked Questions

Everything developers and product teams ask before integrating with Travix Lab.

Start building with Flight API

Sandbox access, SDKs, and a dedicated integration engineer — all in one place. Most teams make their first API call within an hour.