Single API, Multiple Sources
Ogilio aggregates flight content from GDS, NDC carriers, and low-cost sources through one unified API layer — so you query once and get the broadest available inventory without managing separate connections.
Stop depending on fragmented GDS access. Plug a production-ready Flight API into your booking stack, control your margins, and distribute air content under your own brand — in days, not months.
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Ogilio aggregates flight content from GDS, NDC carriers, and low-cost sources through one unified API layer — so you query once and get the broadest available inventory without managing separate connections.
Define fixed fees, percentage markups, or dynamic pricing rules directly in the API response pipeline. Your booking engine receives already-priced fares — no manual calculation layer needed.
Every API response is brand-neutral, structured for your UI. Whether you're rendering results in a custom booking engine or an Ogilio-powered OTA, the data layer is yours to shape.
Query live seat inventory and fares from multiple sources simultaneously. Results are deduplicated, ranked, and returned with availability confidence scores so your frontend never displays phantom seats.
Access both traditional GDS content and modern NDC airline offers through the same API endpoint. Switch sources per route, carrier, or commercial agreement without changing your integration.
Retrieve structured fare rules, baggage allowances, change and cancellation penalties, and ancillary upsells — all parsed and normalized so your booking engine can display them without custom parsing logic.
Move from search to booking in the same API flow. Create PNRs, issue tickets, and receive booking confirmations with structured data ready to push into your CRM or back-office system.
Receive real-time push notifications when airlines modify schedules, cancel flights, or reissue fares on existing bookings — so your operations team acts before customers notice.
Test every endpoint against a full sandbox with realistic flight data before going live. Ogilio provides OpenAPI-spec documentation, code samples, and a dedicated integration support channel to accelerate your team's onboarding.
An online travel agency building a branded flight search page integrates the Ogilio Flight API to power real-time results, fare filtering, and seat selection — without licensing a separate booking engine.
A TMC uses API-level fare filters to return only policy-compliant fares to travelers, automatically blocking premium cabins or non-preferred carriers before results reach the booking screen.
A specialist agency handling Umrah packages queries charter and scheduled flight availability through the same API, bundles fares with hotel and ground services, and presents a single packaged price to pilgrims.
A wholesale travel operator exposes flight inventory to a network of sub-agents via a branded portal — powered by the Ogilio Flight API with per-agent markup rules applied server-side before any fare is displayed.
Ogilio gives your technical team direct access to API configuration, source routing, and pricing logic. You're not submitting support tickets to change a markup — you set the rules in your dashboard and they apply instantly.
Most flight APIs stop at search and pricing. Ogilio's API covers the full transaction lifecycle — search, price, book, ticket, notify, and cancel — so you build one integration instead of stitching together five.
Ogilio's API infrastructure is designed for high-concurrency search loads. Pricing is volume-based and transparent — no per-request fees that create unpredictable cost spikes during peak seasons.
If your roadmap includes hotels, packages, or CRM, Ogilio's Flight API is already integrated with the broader platform. You can start API-first and expand to a full white-label OTA without re-engineering your stack.
Connect your agency to a reliable Flight API with live inventory, fare control, and white-label output. Launch faster and sell smarter with Ogilio.
Ogilio aggregates content from major GDS providers, NDC-certified airline connections, and selected low-cost carrier feeds through a single unified API. The source mix is configurable by route, carrier, or commercial agreement, so you surface the most relevant inventory for your market without managing separate integrations.
API access itself does not require your own IATA accreditation. Ogilio operates under its own accreditation framework for ticketing. If you already hold IATA credentials, they can be linked to your configuration. If not, you can begin distributing flight content and processing bookings through Ogilio's accreditation umbrella while you build your own credentials.
A standard integration — search, price, book, and cancel endpoints — typically takes a development team between three and ten business days using the sandbox environment and Ogilio's OpenAPI documentation. Complex implementations involving custom UI, CRM sync, or multi-source routing may take longer depending on your stack.
Yes. Ogilio's pricing engine supports per-channel, per-agent-group, and per-route markup rules configured server-side. When a search request is authenticated with a specific agent or channel token, the API returns fares already adjusted by the applicable markup rules — no client-side calculation needed.
Yes. Where carriers expose ancillary data — which is standard on NDC connections and available on many GDS fares — Ogilio normalizes baggage allowances, seat maps, meal options, and upgrade offers into a structured schema. This allows your booking UI to present ancillaries consistently regardless of the underlying source.
Ogilio monitors carrier data feeds and airline notifications continuously. When a schedule change or cancellation affects an active booking in your inventory, a webhook fires to your configured endpoint with structured event data including the affected PNR, new itinerary details, and recommended action flags. This allows your operations team or automated workflows to respond before passengers are impacted.
The Flight API can be accessed as a standalone integration for agencies that already have a frontend booking engine or back-office system. It is also natively integrated with Ogilio's white-label OTA platform, CRM, and package builder — so you can start with the API and expand to the full platform as your business scales without re-engineering your data layer.
Ogilio provides dedicated integration support via a direct technical channel during your onboarding period. After go-live, all accounts have access to API status monitoring, versioned changelog notifications, and a support SLA based on your plan tier. Breaking changes are communicated with a minimum 90-day deprecation notice.
See how Ogilio's Flight API fits your current stack — and what it unlocks for your next product.