Google Flights Scraper

Collect visible Google Flights itineraries and fares for a route and travel date.

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Google Flights Scraper · output formatIllustrative example · 1 row

Illustrative example: Google Flights Scraper
origin`origin`	destination`destination`	departureDate`departureDate`	price`price`	currency`currency`	totalDurationMinutes`totalDurationMinutes`	airline`airline`	departAt`departAt`
JFK	LHR	2026-11-20	422	USD	430	Virgin Atlantic	2026-11-20T08:00

These illustrative values show the output format and are not a live scraper result. Available fields depend on your source and selected options. Hover over a shortened value or switch to JSON to read it in full.

About these output fields

Field	Type	Description
`origin`	string	Origin. Optional when absent at the source.
`destination`	string	Destination. Optional when absent at the source.
`departureDate`	string	Departure date. Optional when absent at the source.
`price`	number	Price. Optional when absent at the source.
`currency`	string	Currency. Optional when absent at the source.
`totalDurationMinutes`	number	Total duration minutes. Optional when absent at the source.
`airline`	string	Airline. Optional when absent at the source.
`departAt`	string	Depart at. Optional when absent at the source.
`arriveAt`	string	Arrive at. Optional when absent at the source.
`googleFlightsUrl`	string	Google flights url. Optional when absent at the source.

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What you can do

Export structured flight data for your research.

Compare saved results in your own reports or applications.

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Use your data

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Example input

This is the configured parser input. Replace the example sources with your own and review all limits before running.

JSON · example input

{
  "origin": "JFK",
  "destination": "LHR",
  "departureDate": "2026-11-20",
  "adults": 1,
  "cabinClass": "economy",
  "currency": "USD",
  "maxResults": 12
}

Explore input fields

Field	Type	Notes
`origin`	string	Departure airport or city IATA code, for example JFK or NYC.
`destination`	string	Arrival airport or city IATA code, for example LHR or LON.
`departureDate`	string	Outbound flight date. Must be today or later.
`returnDate`	string	Return flight date for a round trip. Leave empty for a one-way search.
`adults`	integer	Number of adult passengers (age 12 and over).
`children`	integer	Number of child passengers (age 2–11).
`infantsInSeat`	integer	Infants under 2 with their own seat.
`infantsOnLap`	integer	Infants under 2 travelling on an adult's lap.
`cabinClass`	string	Travel class to search.
`maxStops`	string	Only flights with at most this many stops.
`currency`	string	Currency code for prices, for example USD, EUR or GBP.
`market`	string	Two-letter country code of the Google Flights market, for example US. Prices and availability can differ by market.
`maxResults`	integer	Maximum number of flight options to return.
`sortBy`	string	Order of the returned flights.
`airlines`	array	Only flights operated by these airlines, as two-letter codes, one per line, for example BA or DL.
`excludeAirlines`	array	Skip flights operated by these airlines, as two-letter codes, one per line.
`maxPrice`	integer	Only flights at or below this total price, in the selected currency.
`maxDurationMinutes`	integer	Only flights with a total travel time up to this many minutes, including layovers.
`departureTimeFrom`	string	Earliest departure time, 24-hour HH:MM, for example 06:00.
`departureTimeTo`	string	Latest departure time, 24-hour HH:MM, for example 12:00.
`arrivalTimeFrom`	string	Earliest arrival time, 24-hour HH:MM.
`arrivalTimeTo`	string	Latest arrival time, 24-hour HH:MM.
`language`	string	Language code for airline and airport names, for example en or de.

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Run through the API

Create an API key in your account, send the input to the queued endpoint and use the returned task ID to retrieve results. Sending a live request uses credits. Replace the example Idempotency-Key with a fresh unique key for each task; keep that key when retrying the same task.

cURL · queue a task

curl --request POST 'https://extracto.cloud/api/v1/parsers/google-flights-scraper/queue' \
  --header 'X-API-KEY: ext_your_api_key' \
  --header 'Idempotency-Key: replace_with_a_new_unique_task_key' \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --header 'Accept: application/json' \
  --data-binary @- <<'JSON'
{
  "input": {
    "origin": "JFK",
    "destination": "LHR",
    "departureDate": "2026-11-20",
    "adults": 1,
    "cabinClass": "economy",
    "currency": "USD",
    "maxResults": 12
  }
}
JSON

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Frequently asked questions

What counts as one result?

One flight. Searches one route per task. Fares are time-sensitive, may be missing, and are not booking offers. Calendar sweeps, return-flight resolution and booking-page crawling are excluded.

Can I use the API and No-Code form?

Yes. Submit a task in the web interface or through the Extracto API, then retrieve its saved results after completion.

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