Aviation Data APIs & Engineering for Travel Technology
AeroCraft helps travel technology companies ship faster by supplying aviation data and engineering capacity: flight schedules, live status, ML delay prediction, airline routes, airport and airline reference data, and autocomplete through one consistent API, plus experienced engineers who have built and operated consumer travel products themselves.
Accelerate product development by integrating enterprise-grade aviation APIs and intelligent data services into your platform.
What aviation data does a travel product need?
Almost every travel product touches flights. Search needs airports, cities, and autocomplete that handle IATA and ICAO codes correctly. Itinerary and trip management needs schedules and live status. Disruption handling needs delay data, ideally predictive. Inspiration and discovery features need to know which destinations are reachable directly and how often. Building and maintaining each of these data layers in-house costs months of engineering that does not differentiate the product.
What does AeroCraft offer travel technology companies?
- Reference data and autocomplete across airports, airlines, cities, aircraft, and countries
- Schedules (current, historical, and future) and airline routes for search, discovery, and pricing models
- Live flight status and ML delay prediction for trip management and proactive disruption messaging
- MCP servers so AI travel assistants can query flights and re-plan trips from live data
- GDS integration engineering with platforms such as Amadeus and Sabre
- Product engineering capacity for web apps, bots, and browser extensions
Can AeroCraft support AI and agentic travel products?
Yes, and this is where flight data matters most. An AI travel assistant that can book but cannot see that the traveller's flight is about to be delayed is only half useful. AeroCraft exposes live status, predicted delays, and alternative routings as Model Context Protocol tools, so an agent can notice a problem and propose a fix before the traveller has to ask. Agents can also use schedules and routes data to reason about connections and options without hallucinating flights that do not exist.
See also: MCP & agent skills · Aviation data APIs
Has AeroCraft built consumer travel products?
Yes, four of them. Fly2Meet compares live arrival timetables to find where two travellers from different cities can meet, and runs as a web app, a Telegram bot, and a Chrome extension. FlyTLV continuously tracks budget fares and surfaces deals. Fly-tlv is a direct-destination discovery hub with live radar and crowd forecasting. Skyinfo provides global flight intelligence and ML delay prediction across 7,883 airports. We know the product problems because we have shipped them.
How do you price aviation data for a growing travel product?
Data costs should grow with your usage and revenue, not ahead of them. We agree commercial terms per use case and volume, and help design integrations that call the API only when data can actually have changed — caching reference data, polling flight status at sensible intervals, and subscribing to changes where possible. That keeps costs predictable as traffic grows.
For startups and new products, evaluation access lets the team build and test the feature before committing to volume. Contact us with your expected usage and we will propose terms that fit.
Engineering services are priced separately and can be scoped as a fixed deliverable or as dedicated capacity, depending on how well defined the work is at the start.
Frequently asked questions
Can we start with only one endpoint?
Yes. Most travel-tech clients start with autocomplete or flight status and add endpoints as features need them.
Can you embed engineers in our team?
Yes. We can provide engineers who work inside your repositories and rituals, or deliver a defined component end to end.
Do you support expansion into new regions?
Yes. Reference and tracking data is global — 7,883 airports in 233 countries — so new markets do not need a new data supplier.
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