Anysite now covers Skyscanner — 7 endpoints for structured flight search, flexible-date price grids, month-by-month calendars, historical price bands, and hotel search, all accessible via REST, MCP, and CLI.
What's now available
The Skyscanner endpoint family gives developers programmatic access to the data that powers Skyscanner's consumer apps — without a partnership agreement or fragile scraping:
- Flight search — ranked itineraries with full leg/segment detail, per-agent deeplinks, fare policy (changeable/refundable), and eco CO2 delta.
- Flexible-date price grid — cheapest total, non-stop, and connecting prices for a cluster of departure (and return) dates around your anchor date.
- Day-by-day price calendar — lowest fare and relative price tier (low/medium/high) for every day over the coming year on a route.
- Month-by-month price calendar — cheapest monthly fares for the next 12 months, with a best-month indicator.
- Historical price bands — 20th, 50th, and 80th percentile prices plus outlier bounds for a route and date, so you can classify whether a live fare is cheap or expensive versus the historical norm.
- Hotel search — ranked hotels with nightly rate, total price with taxes, discount percentage, review score, address, coordinates, photos, and Skyscanner booking deeplink.
- Place resolution — turns any city, airport, or place name into the Skyscanner entity IDs required by the other endpoints.
What you can build
The combination of flight search and price intelligence endpoints makes Skyscanner data particularly useful for:
- Travel AI assistants that answer "what's the cheapest week to fly London to New York in August?" using real fares from the flexible-date grid.
- Price-alert tools that poll the price calendar daily and alert when a fare drops below the 20th-percentile band for that route.
- Itinerary builders that chain a flight search with a hotel search for a complete trip in one API flow.
- Travel data pipelines for yield management, competitive intelligence, or seasonal pricing research across dozens of routes.
Getting started
All Skyscanner endpoints follow a two-step pattern: resolve your origin and destination to entity IDs via /api/skyscanner/places/search, then call the flight or hotel endpoint with those IDs. The full endpoint reference, required parameters, and credit notes are on the Skyscanner endpoint page.
Skyscanner data is available on all Anysite plans — MCP Unlimited at $30/mo for AI-tool access, or any credit plan for REST and CLI at scale.