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Google → Flights Search

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Summary

Searches Google Flights for itineraries using the specified origin, destination, and outbound date, with optional passenger, trip, airline, class, stop, sorting, locale, and return-date filters. Sends the search parameters in the request body and returns the provider response.

Inputs

  • Departure ID (required) — Origin airport IATA code; comma-separate codes to search multiple origins.
  • Arrival ID (required) — Destination airport IATA code; comma-separate codes to search multiple destinations.
  • Outbound Date (required) — Departure date in YYYY-MM-DD format.
  • Additional Options — Optional search settings: adults (1–9, default 1), children (0–9, default 0), country code (default us), currency (default USD), airline codes to exclude or include, infants in seats or on laps (each 0–4, default 0), language (default en), return date, sort order (default Top Flights), stop limit (default Any), travel class (default Economy), and trip type (default One Way). Return Date is described as required for Round Trip.
  • Request Options — Optional HTTP request settings, including batching, SSL certificate validation, proxy, and timeout.

Output shape

Provider response containing Google Flights search results.

The supplied source pack shows the operation properties but omits the implementation bodies, so it does not establish the exact response structure or whether empty optional values are sent.

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