Geolocation Database For Travel Products

Data in the world of the travel business flows mostly as industry codes. For example, one of the most popular flights in the world would be transferred between travel systems as 7C-112 CJU-GMP $35. The only information familiar to passengers is the last piece of text with a price, and in order to convert the rest of the data to a human-readable format, the country, city, airline, and airport code data are required.

If you pass this example through the coding directory, it would be a Jeju Air flight #112 from Jeju International Airport, Jeju, to Gimpo International Airport, Seoul. So a proper airport database is essential and critical for the UX and conversion rates of your travel business.

We aggregate and verify all data from multiple sources and monitor changes, adding new airlines and airports to the database as soon as they commence operations and become active.

We also collect information that empowers you to provide a better user experience to your customers, such as timezone and UTC offsets and airport location geocoordinates.

We check and update all the information in the databases every day, which makes it possible to be sure that your product always provides users with up-to-date information.

All information from the database can be downloaded as a single archive or obtained via API. The archive contains 3 folders — these are databases by airport, city, and country. Each database is a CSV file in which all characteristics and parameters are located in a convenient format.

We track all changes both manually and programmatically with our very own software that checks and compares an airline's changes on its own website. And if there are any changes or a new airline takes off, we roll-out a fresh version of the data within a few hours. Some of the biggest travel brands rely on us.

There are three API endpoints - airport endpoint, city endpoint, and country endpoint. Each endpoint retrieves specific entry details or dumps the entire database with output in JSON, XML or CSV file.

See the API documentation →

Information ranges from IATA and ICAO codes to city populations, country currencies, and airport details like address, contact details, website and working hours.

It enables clear, up-to-date geolocation information for users, enhancing UX and potentially improving conversion rates by making travel details easily understandable.

It uses reliable data on city and airport popularity to provide precise and efficient autocomplete suggestions, improving the search experience for users. Moreover, the data is sorted by popularity, allowing users to see the most relevant options when they select their destination in search forms.

These photos save time for businesses by providing ready-to-use, appealing images of popular destinations, potentially increasing user engagement and conversion rates.