Here at fareFlight, we believe everybody should have the opportunity to expand their horizons through travel. Our goal is to provide a simple-to-use application that will retrieve the most inexpensive flight from any available Carrier throughout the internet and display that information right on the user's screen with the click of a button. The User will have the choice to click a link which will take them to that specific Carrier's website where they can proceed to purchase their ticket(s).
Often times with other flight scrapers across the web, the User will be bombarded with unneccessary information. The competing app may be influenced by a Carrier to display their flights at the top. With fareFlight, you will receive the most necessary information, and the most inexpensive flight option available from your selected Origin to your selected Destination. After a flight is found, a link is provided to send you to the Carrier's site for actual purchase. With today's fear of personal data breaches, our app specifically will not collect any User data. FREE to use.
Working Version 1.0
Built With Skyscanner Flight Search API from Rapid API https://rapidapi.com/skyscanner/api/skyscanner-flight-search?endpoint=5a9c9edde4b084deb4ea6195
RapidAPI - Skyscanner https://rapidapi.com/skyscanner/api/skyscanner-flight-search
- In the 'From' box, fill out the airport you will be leaving from.
- In the 'To' box, fill out the airport you will be arriving in.
- Select 'One Way' or 'Round Trip' in the dropdown box.
- Fill out the date you will leave and the date you will come home. You can click the calendar to easily select dates.
- Select how many passengers you would like pricing for.
- Click the 'fare' button to see the least expensive flight available. There will be two flights displayed if 'Round Trip' is selected.
- Click the pricing box from the flight displayed to follow a link to Skyscanner's website wehere the user will be able to select their flight and purchase on the specific Carrier's website.
Huge thanks from our Team to RapidAPI and Skyscanner API for the free use of their API to make our flight searching possible. Thanks to Pexels.com for the high-resolution images of clouds. Thanks to CodePen.io users for the 'datepicker' and 'airport autofill' examples. Biggest thanks to Clarence Saxby, Shawn Saj, William Ezrine, and Zack Hurst for working on the project as individuals and as a Team.