Can a flight booking API let my customers book a journey that visits more than one city?

Yes, a flight booking API can let your customers search for and book a journey that includes more than one city. This is often called a multi city journey, and it can be useful for business trips, long holidays and travellers who want to visit several places before returning home.

The exact options depend on the flight supplier and the airlines included in your connection. Some suppliers can return the whole journey as one booking, while others may only offer certain routes or may combine separate flights. The fare rules, baggage allowance and change or cancellation conditions can also be different for each part of the journey, so these details should be shown clearly before the customer confirms.

A multi city search usually asks the customer to choose each departure city, destination and travel date in the order they plan to travel. Not every route will be available, and a journey shown in a normal one way search may not be offered as part of one complete booking. Availability and the final fare should always be checked again before payment because airline results can change.

Ask glideFares whether multi city search is supported by the flight suppliers available on your plan, and check how separate flights, baggage details and fare rules will appear to your staff and customers.