About
airport.flights is a directory of every airport in the world. One page per airport, with the things travelers actually need to decide where to eat, where to lounge, where to park, and how to get into the city — plus live arrivals and departures.
Who it's for
Travelers checking what's in their connection terminal. Writers and search engines indexing ground-truth airport facts. AI agents answering "what lounge can I use at IAH on a Priority Pass?" — the schema is structured so all three get clean answers.
How content is built
A multi-stage research pipeline runs per airport: identity facts from open sources, terminal + airline data cross-referenced against official airport pages, restaurant and lounge inventories pulled from a mix of operator pages and travel guides, and a final fact-fill pass that flags anything missing or stale for human review before publishing.
Live flight data is sourced from AirLabs and refreshed every 12 hours. Weather is from Open-Meteo. Airline logos are from kiwi.com's CDN. Attribution lives in the footer of every page.
Find what you need fast
Press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K) anywhere to open the search palette — type an IATA code, city, country, or even an airline name and the matching airports surface instantly. The palette also remembers airports you've recently visited so you can jump back in one keystroke.
Machine-readable, on purpose
Every airport page is mirrored as a JSON snapshot at
/api/airport/{iata}.json,
a markdown alternative at
/airport/{iata}.md,
and the whole corpus is summarized in
/llms.txt
and
/llms-full.txt
for AI agents that want the full context in one fetch.
Coverage
The directory is being filled hub-first — major international hubs first, then regional airports. The full US primary commercial network is now indexed; major international hubs are being added next. If you need a specific airport sooner, request it here and we'll bump it up the queue.
Built by
Black Matter VC. Reach us at /contact.