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Search one-way flights on Google Flights

Automatically search one-way flights on Google Flights on google.com. Search one-way flights on Google Flights between two airports or cities, given as IATA codes ("CDG", or "PAR" for all Paris airports), on one date: a fixed date, or a number of days after today for searches that run on a schedule. You can set the passengers, the cabin, the maximum number of stops, the tab (best or cheapest) and the price currency. Returns the date searched and every flight the page lists: local departure and arrival times, duration, stops, airlines, the total price for all passengers (null when Google shows none), whether Google ranks it as a top flight, whether it is a self-transfer on separate tickets, the layovers, and each leg with its flight number and aircraft. A search with no flights returns an empty list. An unknown code, a route Google does not sell, a date in the past or more than about 11 months ahead, and an unsupported currency fail with a message that names the problem. On a managed browser, set a country.

Input

origin required

Departure airport or city, as an IATA code: an airport ("CDG") or a city with all its airports ("PAR").

destination required

Arrival airport or city, as an IATA code: an airport ("NRT") or a city with all its airports ("TYO").

date optional

Departure date, YYYY-MM-DD. From today to about 11 months ahead. Give date or daysAhead, not both.

sort optional

Google Flights' tab: best (price and convenience) or cheapest, which also lists self-transfer itineraries.

Default: "best"
cabin optional
Default: "economy"
adults optional
Default: 1
children optional

Passengers aged 2 to 11.

Default: 0
currency optional

ISO 4217 code of the currency for the prices, such as EUR or USD.

Default: "EUR"
maxStops optional

0 for nonstop flights only, 1 for one stop or fewer, 2 for two stops or fewer, null for any number of stops.

Default: null
daysAhead optional

Departure date as a number of days after today (UTC), for searches that run on a schedule. Give date or daysAhead, not both.

infantsOnLap optional

Infants under 2 on an adult's lap.

Default: 0
infantsInSeat optional

Infants under 2 with their own seat.

Default: 0

Output

date required

The departure date searched.

flights required
currency required

FAQ

Search one-way flights on Google Flights between two airports or cities, given as IATA codes ("CDG", or "PAR" for all Paris airports), on one date: a fixed date, or a number of days after today for searches that run on a schedule. You can set the passengers, the cabin, the maximum number of stops, the tab (best or cheapest) and the price currency. Returns the date searched and every flight the page lists: local departure and arrival times, duration, stops, airlines, the total price for all passengers (null when Google shows none), whether Google ranks it as a top flight, whether it is a self-transfer on separate tickets, the layovers, and each leg with its flight number and aircraft. A search with no flights returns an empty list. An unknown code, a route Google does not sell, a date in the past or more than about 11 months ahead, and an unsupported currency fail with a message that names the problem. On a managed browser, set a country.
Ask an AI agent connected to Reduck to run reduck/google.com/search_flights, or run it from a terminal with the Reduck CLI: npx @reduck-ai/cli@latest run --script reduck/google.com/search_flights
You do not need one. "Search one-way flights on Google Flights" drives the real google.com pages in a browser, so it works whether or not google.com offers an API for this.
Required: origin, destination. Optional: date, sort, cabin, adults, children, currency, maxStops, daysAhead, infantsOnLap, infantsInSeat.
It returns date, flights, currency.
No. It only uses pages of google.com that are reachable without signing in.
It only reads. It looks things up on google.com and changes nothing there.
Ask an AI agent connected to Reduck to run reduck/google.com/search_flights, or run it from a terminal with the Reduck CLI: npx @reduck-ai/cli@latest run --script reduck/google.com/search_flights
It is part of Reduck's official curated catalogue.

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