Travel data for agents

Will this trip go smoothly? Delay risk for any route, live FAA delays and ground stops, airport weather and forecasts in plain words, travel advisories and exchange rates. Pay per call, no API key, no account.

Products

Built on public data from the FAA, NOAA's Aviation Weather Center, the U.S. State Department and the European Central Bank.

EndpointParametersReturnsPrice
/v1/travel/trip-check
from
Origin airport code, e.g. SFO
to
Destination airport code, e.g. LHR
date
Travel date YYYY-MM-DD (default today, UTC). Weather forecasts reach about 30 hours ahead
Trip check: one call rates the delay risk (low, moderate, high) for a flight between two airports on a date, with plain-language reasons. Combines live FAA delays and ground stops, current airport weather and airport forecasts for both ends, the destination's State Department travel advisory, and the currency exchange rate for international trips. Any airport worldwide by IATA code, e.g. SFO to LHR. Not for flight planning.$0.0875
/v1/travel/airport-status
airport
Airport code, e.g. JFK, SFO, LHR or KJFK
Airport status right now: live FAA delays, ground stops, ground delay programs and closures (restrictions that only affect private aircraft are labeled as such), plus current weather in plain words and a delay-risk rating. FAA data covers U.S. airports; weather covers airports worldwide. Not for flight planning.$0.0175
/v1/travel/airport-forecast
airport
Airport code, e.g. LHR, ORD or EGLL
Airport weather forecast decoded: the next 24 to 30 hours at any airport worldwide, broken into periods with wind, gusts, visibility, cloud ceiling, flight category and a delay-risk rating, flagging when low clouds, storms, snow or strong gusts are expected. Not for flight planning.$0.0175
/v1/travel/disruptions
includeRestrictions
true to also list restrictions that don't affect airline flights (default false)
Every current FAA disruption in U.S. airspace, ranked by severity: ground stops, ground delay programs, arrival and departure delays, airspace flow programs and real closures, with plain-language reasons. Private-aircraft-only restrictions are separated out so agents don't report them as closures. Not for flight planning.$0.0175
/v1/travel/advisory
country
Country code or name, e.g. MX or Mexico (omit to list countries)
minLevel
When listing: minimum level 1 to 4 (default 3)
U.S. State Department travel advisories: a country's level (1 Exercise normal precautions to 4 Do not travel), summary and main risk factors, or every country at or above a level. Country by 2-letter code (MX, GB, JP) or name.$0.00875
/v1/travel/exchange-rates
base
Base currency, e.g. USD (default), EUR, GBP
symbols
Optional comma-separated currencies, e.g. EUR,JPY,MXN
Official exchange rates: the European Central Bank's daily reference rates for about 30 currencies, converted to any base currency (USD by default). Source: ECB statistics. Reference rates, not trading rates.$0.00875

What makes it useful

Raw aviation feeds are written for pilots and controllers. Each product turns them into answers an agent can act on.

Trip check

One call rates the delay risk for a route and date, with reasons, plus the destination advisory and exchange rate.

Real closures only

FAA "closures" that only restrict private aircraft are labeled, so agents don't tell travelers an open airport is shut.

Weather in plain words

Coded observations and forecasts become wind, gusts, visibility, cloud ceilings, conditions and a delay-risk rating.

Worldwide airports

Any airport by its 3-letter code (SFO, LHR, NRT) or 4-letter code (KSFO, EGLL), translated automatically.

Advisories that match

Country codes and names both work, so "GB" or "United Kingdom" finds the right State Department advisory.

Same checkout

The same x402 payments as every x402Pulse product. One wallet, one Bazaar listing.

Try it from an agent

Any x402 client works. See the developer guide for a full walkthrough.

curl "https://www.x402pulse.dev/v1/travel/trip-check?from=SFO&to=LHR"   # free price check (402)

Please read

Not for flight planning. This is information for travelers and their agents, not for navigation or any operational aviation use.

Check your flight. Delay risk describes conditions at the airports, not a specific flight; airlines have the final word on their schedules.

FAA data covers U.S. airports. Weather and forecasts cover airports worldwide; forecasts reach about 30 hours ahead.

Advisories are written for U.S. citizens by the State Department; read the full advisory before deciding.