Deeplinks

API Endpoint

www.kiwi.com

This document describes the search deeplinks.

method: GET

search_deeplinks ¶

General specification

should run only within Affiliate Interface
possible to set all general deeplink parameters (as listed below)
will contain both required (mandatory) and optional parameters
will generate a deeplink
The responses are G-zipped and need to be unpacked (response header Content-Encoding: gzip).

Search_deeplink_structure - one way and return

Always start with www.kiwi.com/deep? followed by parameters separated by the ‘&’ symbol.

Please note

Only active parameters have been described in this document. Parameters that are not described are deprecated.
All URLs must be encoded (for example use %3B instead of ;)
Should you wish to highlight a specific flight after redirection create a normal search deeplink and add “id” from flights “data” object. The final deeplink will look like this - https://kiwi.com/deep?origin=STN&destination=PRG&departure=2019-05-01&affilid=lanthi#8877457203920450_0

Example:

Radius search

A great way to find the best deals is to search with a map radius. This way we can find even cheaper deals from airports that are not necessarily the closest but traveling there is still cheaper than flying from the closer airports.

To include several airports that are nearby, you need to use a map coordinate and a radius value. The best way to determine these values is using our interactive map – in the destination form choose Radius Search and set the search circle on the map as needed.

To use this search in the deeplink, input the given values in this format: from=49.72-15.73-250km. The radius value can be set as needed (up to 1000km) and needs to have the unit km written with it. Radius search is available for both from= and to= parameters.

Handy tip: the easiest way to create a deeplink is to use kiwi.com front end - use the search section to specify the criteria you would like in the deeplink and copy the part of the URL that follows the nomad=.

Search_deeplinks_generator ¶

GET www.kiwi.com/deep?multicity=vaclav-havel-airport-prague-prague-czechia~palma-de-mallorca-palma-spain~2018-07-03_2018-08-03;palma-de-mallorca-palma-spain~alicante-spain~2018-08-06_2018-08-09&origin=CZ&destination=porto&departure=2016-12-20&return=2017-01-14&multicity=vaclav-havel-airport-prague-prague-czechia~palma-de-mallorca-palma-spain~2018-07-03_2018-08-03;palma-de-mallorca-palma-spain~alicante-spain~2018-08-06_2018-08-09&affilid=testID&lang=en&currency=gbp&passengers=2&market=de&SubIds=ID

Responses302400

Body

"Redirect to www.kiwi.com"

Headers

Content-Type: application/json

Body

{
  "message": "Here you will be notified of the error that occurred."
}

Search_deeplinks_generator
GET`/deep{?multicity,origin,destination,departure,return,multicity,affilid,lang,currency,passengers,market,SubIds}`

What parameters to use when - When you use Multicity or Salesman parameters, do not use from, to, departure and return.

URI Parameters

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affilid

string (required) Example: testID

a unique partner ID (affilid). A text or number value given by our affiliate manager.

lang

string (optional) Example: en

interface language. International language code (en, cs, es, etc).

currency

string (optional) Example: gbp

interface currency. International currency code (czk, eur, usd, gbp, etc).

passengers

integer (optional) Example: 2

number of passengers. A single number value. adults=1&children=1&infants=1 can also be used to get more detailed information.

market

string (optional) Example: de

will add a sub2 parameter to affilid e.g. affilid=partner_de. It should be a two letter ISO country code (de. au, ru)

SubIds

string (optional) Example: ID

SubIds

origin

string (required) Example: CZ

Kiwi api ID of the departure location.

It accepts multiple values separated by comma, these values might be airport codes, city IDs, two letter country codes, metropolitan codes and radiuses as well as subdivision, region, autonomous_territory, continent and specials (Points of interest, such as Times Square).

Some locations have the same code for airport and metropolis (city), e.g. DUS stands for metro code Duesseldorf, Moenchengladbach and Weeze as well as Duesseldorf airport. See the following examples:

fly_from=city:DUS will match all airports in “DUS”, “MGL” and “NRN” (all in the city of Duesseldorf)
fly_from=DUS will do the same as the above
fly_from=airport:DUS will only match airport “DUS” Radius needs to be in form lat-lon-xkm. The number of decimal places for radius is limited to 6. E.g.-23.24--47.86-500km for places around Sao Paulo. ‘LON’ - checks every airport in London, ‘LHR’ - checks flights from London Heathrow, ‘UK’ - flights from the United Kingdom. Link to Locations API. Previous name: from

destination

string (optional) Example: porto

Kiwi api ID of the arrival destination. It accepts the same values in the same format as the origin parameter. Previous name: to.

If you don’t include any value you’ll get results for all airports in the world.

departure

string (optional) Example: 2016-12-20

date of departure. A single date number value (2016-06-30) or a date range value (2016-06-30_2016-07-15). The format is expected in YYYY-MM-DD.

return

string (optional) Example: 2017-01-14

date of return. A single date number value (2016-06-30) or a date range value (2016-06-30_2016-07-15). The format is expected in YYYY-MM-DD. Number of nights of stay can also be used - Only or a range of values (2-10, 4-7,…), for a single value use (5-5, 7-7,…). no-return is recommended to be used when there is no return date. This is preferred to leaving this parameter blank.

Nomad

string (optional) Example: WRO~--~--;---~---~--;london_gb~-~--;new-york-city_ny_us~-~--;HKG~-~--;prague_cz~-~--

The Nomad is also referred to as Salesman.

When you use Multicity or Nomad parameters, do not use from, to, departure and return.

The Nomad was created for those travelers, who would like to visit n-number of cities in any order. A time restriction is not mandatory. At the moment n = 10. It is fully functional in API. The Nomad parameter contains the values for destination, date_range and time_of_stay.

Links always start with www.kiwi.com/deep?nomad=. The link contains the Nomad segment (the from / to / departure / return) and is followed by up to 10 via destinations. The Nomad segment is of form destination~date_range~time_of_stay. Individual segments are separated by ; and their order is: from;to;via1;via2;via3,via4,…, via10 -> example: JFK~2018-07-28_2018-08-03~--;LGA~2018-07-28_2018-08-03~--;PRG~--~3-9 which means that for those dates I want for fly from JFK, return to LGA and go via Prague and stay there for 3-9 days.

brno_cz~2018-08-18~--%3Bsplit_hr~2018-12-21~-- is the format to use instead of specifying the from. to, departure and return.

destination (optional, string, STN) … Destination of arrival (case sensitive! Must be capital letters). Either an international code of the airport (PRG, FCO, STN,…), a country code (GB, HR, IT,…), or a city with a country (LONDON_GB, PRAGUE_CZ, ROME_IT,…). If left blank, nothing defaults in.

date_range (optional, string, 2018-07-28 - 2018-09-03) … if left blank, the default value is today plus one month.

time_of_stay (optional, string, ‘4-8’) … if left blank, 3-5 days is used as default.

multicity

string (optional) Example: vaclav-havel-airport-prague-prague-czechia~palma-de-mallorca-palma-spain~2018-07-03_2018-08-03;palma-de-mallorca-palma-spain~alicante-spain~2018-08-06_2018-08-09

When you use Multicity or Salesman parameters, do not use from, to, departure and return.

origin (required, string,CZ) … Kiwi api ID of the departure location.

It accepts multiple values separated by comma, these values might be airport codes, city IDs, two letter country codes, metropolitan codes and radiuses as well as subdivision, region, autonomous_territory, continent and specials (Points of interest, such as Times Square).

Some locations have the same code for airport and metropolis (city), e.g. DUS stands for metro code Duesseldorf, Moenchengladbach and Weeze as well as Duesseldorf airport. See the following examples:
- fly_from=city:DUS will match all airports in “DUS”, “MGL” and “NRN” (all in the city of Duesseldorf)
- fly_from=DUS will do the same as the above
- fly_from=airport:DUS will only match airport “DUS” Radius needs to be in form lat-lon-xkm. The number of decimal places for radius is limited to 6. E.g.-23.24--47.86-500km for places around Sao Paulo. ‘LON’ - checks every airport in London, ‘LHR’ - checks flights from London Heathrow, ‘UK’ - flights from the United Kingdom. Link to Locations API. Previous name: from
destination (optional, string, porto) … Kiwi api ID of the arrival destination. It accepts the same values in the same format as the fly_from parameter. Previous name: to.

If you don’t include any value you’ll get results for all airports in the world.
date_range (optional, string, 2018-07-28 - 2018-09-03) … if left blank, the default value is today plus one month.

Generated by aglio on 17 Apr 2019

API Endpoint

search_deeplinks ¶

Search_deeplink_structure - one way and return ¶

Search_deeplinks_generator ¶

Body

Headers

Body

Search_deeplinks_generatorGET/deep{?multicity,origin,destination,departure,return,multicity,affilid,lang,currency,passengers,market,SubIds}

Search_deeplink_structure - one way and return

Search_deeplinks_generator
GET`/deep{?multicity,origin,destination,departure,return,multicity,affilid,lang,currency,passengers,market,SubIds}`