Flighter 2.0.4

Flighter is an easy-to-use Python module that allows users to explore aviation using Python

Flighter

Flighter is an easy-to-use Python module that allows users to explore aviation using Python Features include: flight time from airport A to airport B; full functionality for both ICAO and IATA codes ; checks whether a particular airport exists per ICAO/IATA; airport details per ICAO/IATA. Data is returned in a json format, so extracting data has never been easier!

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Version 2.0.4

• Added Kai Tak Airport
• Bug Fixes

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Installation

pip install Flighter

Quickstart

You can initialise the attributes directly via Flighter:

from Flighter import Flighter
x = Flighter(
  plane="F18",
  speed=1000,
  icao1="EGLL",
  icao2="LFPG"
)
print(x.checkFlight())

# Returns in a json format with:
# Flight, Plane, Approx. Speed, Approx. Time (in mins or hrs)

Or, by initialising them one by one:

from Flighter import Flighter
x = Flighter()
x.plane = "F18"  # Defualt=None
x.speed = 1000   # Default=0
x.icao1 = "EGLL" # Default=None
x.icao2 = "LFPG" # Default=None
print(x.checkFlight())

# Returns in a json format with:
# Flight, Plane, Approx. Speed, Approx. Time (in mins or hrs)

You can also check whether an ICAO or IATA exists:

from Flighter import Flighter
x = Flighter()
print(x.checkICAO("EGLL"))
print(x.checkIATA("LHR"))

# Returns True or False

And by using an ICAO or IATA, you can find out an airport's details

from Flighter import Flighter
x = Flighter()
print(x.airportInfo("EGLL")) #or print(x.airportInfo("LHR"))

# Returns in a json format with:
# Name, Country/State, City, ICAO, IATA (if it has one), Elevation, Latitude, Longitude and Timezone

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Contributing

You can open a PR on Github :D

Help

You can email me or send a friend request via Discord to Zeliktric#4282.

Thank you! :D