Getting started

Every ITT service is a JSON API. You authenticate with two headers, send a POST with a JSON body, and read the status field of the response.

Get your keys
You need an apikey and a secretecode. Ask your account manager to issue them for your account. Keep both on your server; never ship them to a browser.
Send your first request
Search flights with the two headers and a JSON body. Use the cURL, JavaScript, PHP or Python tab on the Flight search page.
Read the response
Every call returns HTTP 200. Check status: success means the call worked, failed means read reason for what to fix. See Errors.
Create a booking
Follow a service's booking workflow from search to ticket. Each workflow page links every step to its endpoint.

Every ITT service is a JSON API. You authenticate with two headers, send a POST with a JSON body, and read the status field of the response.

Get your keys
You need an apikey and a secretecode. Ask your account manager to issue them for your account. Keep both on your server; never ship them to a browser.
Send your first request
Search flights with the two headers and a JSON body. Use the cURL, JavaScript, PHP or Python tab on the Flight search page.
Read the response
Every call returns HTTP 200. Check status: success means the call worked, failed means read reason for what to fix. See Errors.
Create a booking
Follow a service's booking workflow from search to ticket. Each workflow page links every step to its endpoint.

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