Tutorials¶

Usage¶

Note

Always remember, when in doubt use --help flag.

Getting Help¶

jetburn --help

Search¶

Options¶

search is the option that does the actual flight seaches. It has quite a few options to consider. --help flag will show all available options.

jetburn search --help

Simple Search¶

To search for flights between two airports, invoke a simple search with

jetburn search

Display Less Information¶

To show less information on screen use --show-less flag.

jetburn search --show-less

Use Previous Search Parameters¶

To use the previous search parametes again in a new search, pass in the -p or --use-prev flag. In this way, system will not ask question about your trip details. It will try to find the previous search parameters and use it, in case the system can’t find any previous search it will prompt for trip details.

jetburn search -p --show-less

Price in Desired Currency¶

To get the ticket price in a desired currency, add -c or --currency flag follwed by ISO 4217 currency code.

Hint

See FIND section of this tutorial to find the currency code of your desired country.

jetburn search -c AUD --show-less

Adjust Search Results Display¶

By default the system will show 5 results on screen. With the help of -r or --rows flag this behaviour can be adjusted between 1 - 25. Below example shows only 2 results.

jetburn search -c AUD -r 2 -p --show-less

Sort Search Results¶

Search results can be sorted against price and duration. By DEFAULT it’s sorted from LOWEST PRICE HIGHEST.

There are two options available for sorting - price and duration of the flight. To sort the results according to flight duration use -s or --sort flag. The following example shows a result set sorted by duration.

jetburn search -c CAD -r 3 -s duration --show-less

Info¶

To get the current version use -

jetburn --version

If interested in more information about the package use info sub-command

jetburn info

Find¶

Aritports¶

To find airports by city name use find sub-command. E.g. let’s find out all airports located in/near LONDON.

jetburn find --airport london

Airlines¶

Finding IATA code for airlines from a search is easy but this option is designed to help to get the name of the airline. e.g Let’s find out which airline is VA or 0b ?

jetburn find --airline va

Currency¶

If you are in doubt what is the currency code to be used while searching, currency codes can be obtained through --currency flag with country name as an argument. e.g. Let’s take a look at the currency code of mongolia

jetburn find --currency mongolia

Check¶

This sub-command is designed to check if a currency can be used to search flights. Flight search will show results in provided currency if the provided currency is a valid currency. Let’s check if ALL is a valid currency or not.

Important

all in small letters will show all the valid currencies but ALL is a valid currency of ALBANIA

jetburn check --currency ALL