ryanair-py 3.0.0

A module which allows you to retrieve data about the cheapest one-way and return flights in a date range.

Ryanair Python

This module allows you to retrieve the cheapest flights, with or without return flights, within a fixed set of dates.

This is done directly through Ryanair's API, and does not require an API key.

Disclaimer

DISCLAIMER: This library is not affiliated, endorsed, or sponsored by Ryanair or any of its affiliates.
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Any use of this library is entirely at the user's own risk.
It is solely the user's responsibility to ensure compliance with Ryanair's terms of use and any applicable laws and regulations.
The library is an independent project aimed at providing a convenient way to interact with the Ryanair API, allowing individuals to find flights for personal use, and then ultimately purchase them via Ryanair's website. While the author(s) will make efforts to ensure the library's functionality, they do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information provided.
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Installation

Run the following command in the terminal:

pip install ryanair-py

Usage

To create an instance:

from ryanair import Ryanair

# You can set a currency at the API instance level, so could also be GBP etc. also.
# Note that this may not *always* be respected by the API, so always check the currency returned matches
# your expectation.
api = Ryanair("EUR")

Get the cheapest one-way flights

Get the cheapest flights from a given origin airport (returns at most 1 flight to each destination).

from datetime import datetime, timedelta
from ryanair import Ryanair
from ryanair.types import Flight

api = Ryanair(currency="EUR")  # Euro currency, so could also be GBP etc. also
tomorrow = datetime.today().date() + timedelta(days=1)

flights = api.get_cheapest_flights("DUB", tomorrow, tomorrow + timedelta(days=1))

# Returns a list of Flight namedtuples
flight: Flight = flights[0]
print(flight)  # Flight(departureTime=datetime.datetime(2023, 3, 12, 17, 0), flightNumber='FR9717', price=31.99, currency='EUR' origin='DUB', originFull='Dublin, Ireland', destination='GOA', destinationFull='Genoa, Italy')
print(flight.price)  # 9.78

Get the cheapest return trips (outbound and inbound)

from datetime import datetime, timedelta
from ryanair import Ryanair

api = Ryanair(currency="EUR")  # Euro currency, so could also be GBP etc. also
tomorrow = datetime.today().date() + timedelta(days=1)
tomorrow_1 = tomorrow + timedelta(days=1)

trips = api.get_cheapest_return_flights("DUB", tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow_1, tomorrow_1)
print(trips[0])  # Trip(totalPrice=85.31, outbound=Flight(departureTime=datetime.datetime(2023, 3, 12, 7, 30), flightNumber='FR5437', price=49.84, currency='EUR', origin='DUB', originFull='Dublin, Ireland', destination='EMA', destinationFull='East Midlands, United Kingdom'), inbound=Flight(departureTime=datetime.datetime(2023, 3, 13, 7, 45), flightNumber='FR5438', price=35.47, origin='EMA', originFull='East Midlands, United Kingdom', destination='DUB', destinationFull='Dublin, Ireland'))