Features
A detailed overview of the Google Flights capabilities
Google Flights Parameters
Origin and Destination
Origin
Defines the departure location for the flight search. Accepts a city name, airport code, or region.
Parameter flightFrom: string
Example
https://serp-api.netnut.io/search?engine=google_flights&flightFrom=ny&flightTo=tel-avivUse Cases
Search flights from a specific city or airport
Use IATA codes for precise origin matching (e.g.,
JFK,EWR,LGA)Regional searches using city or area names
Destination
Defines the arrival location for the flight search. Accepts a city name, airport code, or region.
Parameter flightTo: string
Example
Use Cases
Search flights to a specific city or airport
Use IATA codes for precise destination matching (e.g.,
LAX,LHR,TLV)Regional destination searches
Route
Defines a full origin-to-destination route by combining both location parameters.
Parameters flightFrom: string flightTo: string
Example
Use Cases
Full route-based flight searches
Price monitoring between city pairs
Competitive fare analysis across carriers on a single route
Dates
Departure Date
Defines the outbound flight date. The value must be sent in YYYY-MM-DD format.
Parameter departureTime: string
Example
Use Cases
Date-specific flight availability
Future travel planning
Fare trend analysis by departure date
Return Date
Defines the return flight date for round-trip searches. The value must be sent in YYYY-MM-DD format. Omit this parameter for one-way searches.
Parameter returnTime: string
Example
Use Cases
Round-trip itinerary searches
Stay-length comparisons
Travel package pricing
Round-Trip Dates
Defines a complete round-trip itinerary by combining departure and return dates.
Parameters departureTime: string returnTime: string
Example
Use Cases
Full round-trip fare retrieval
Flexible date comparison across date ranges
Accurate itinerary pricing for travel applications
Passengers
Adults
Defines the number of adult passengers.
Parameter adults: integer
Example
Use Cases
Solo traveler searches
Couple and group fare lookups
Passenger-aware pricing
Currency
Defines the currency used for flight prices in the results.
Parameter currency: string
Example
Use Cases
Normalize flight pricing across regions
Compare fares in a target currency
Localized travel pricing analysis
Raw HTML
Controls whether raw HTML is included in the response alongside the parsed JSON.
Parameter rawHtml: integer
Values
(omitted)
Returns parsed JSON only (default)
1
Returns both parsed JSON and raw HTML
2
Returns raw HTML only
Example
Use Cases
Access the full rendered page alongside structured data
Debug or validate parsed output against the source HTML
Extract custom fields not included in the default JSON response
Combined Example
You can combine multiple parameters to create a more precise Google Flights search.
Example
This request will:
Search Google Flights from New York to Tel Aviv
Set a round-trip from June 1 to June 5, 2026
Search for 3 adult passengers
Return prices in ILS
Return both parsed JSON and raw HTML
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