gflights 0.3.1

Unofficial async Python client for Google Flights, powered by a Rust backend

gflights

Unofficial async Python client for Google Flights, powered by a Rust backend (via PyO3/maturin).

Search flights, price graphs, date grids, multi-city itineraries, cheapest dates, and destination exploration — all as native asyncio coroutines, with no browser or scraping framework required.

Install

pip install gflights

Prebuilt wheels (CPython 3.10+, abi3) are published for Linux (x86_64), Windows (x64), and macOS (arm64). Other platforms build from the source distribution and require a Rust toolchain.

Quick start

import asyncio
from gflights import Client

async def main():
    client = Client(currency="USD", country="US")
    flights = await client.search(
        origin="LHR",         # IATA code or city name
        destination="JFK",
        date="2026-09-15",    # str or datetime.date
    )
    for f in flights[:5]:
        print(f.airline, f.price, f.duration_minutes, "min", f.stops, "stop(s)")

asyncio.run(main())

Locale (currency / language / country) is fixed per client at construction. Currency accepts an ISO-4217 string or a Currency enum member (Client(currency=Currency.USD)); date arguments accept "YYYY-MM-DD" strings or datetime.date objects.

Features

• search — one-way and round-trip flight search with filters (stops, airlines and alliances, connecting airports, max price, baggage, sort order, lower emissions).
• price_graph — cheapest fare per departure day across a date range.
• date_grid — full departure × return price matrix for round trips.
• cheapest_dates — cheapest departure dates over a range of months (one-way or fixed-length round trips).
• multi_city_search — open-jaw itineraries across multiple legs.
• explore — discover cheap destinations from an origin airport.
• deals — discounted destinations from an origin (price vs typical price).
• offer — price the cheapest itinerary and resolve real booking URLs.
• Passenger counts grouped into a Passengers object and shared result filters into a SearchFilters object (adults, children, infants; class, stops, sort, airlines, via, max price, baggage, lower emissions).
• Typed results (FlightResult, CheapDate, ExploreResult, DealResult, Offer, BookingOption, EmissionsInfo, LayoverInfo, LegInfo) with .to_dict() and clean __repr__, plus full .pyi stubs for IDE/mypy.
• Built-in rate limiting and retry with 429 detection.

Proxy & User-Agent

client = Client(
    proxy="socks5://127.0.0.1:9050",   # http://, https://, or socks5://
    user_agent="Mozilla/5.0 ...",      # default: rotating real desktop UA
)

Error handling

All API calls raise GFlightsError on network or parse failures:

from gflights import Client, GFlightsError

try:
    flights = await client.search(origin="LHR", destination="JFK", date="2026-09-15")
except GFlightsError as e:
    print("lookup failed:", e)

Links & license

• Source, full documentation, and the Rust crate: https://github.com/nas-/google-flights-rs

MIT licensed. This is an unofficial client and is not affiliated with Google.