"error": "code": "NOT_FOUND", "message": "No flight matching 7500 from SUB on 2026-04-14 was found."
// Normalise to our compact schema const response = request: , flight: airline: name: r.airline.name, iata: r.airline.iata, icao: r.airline.icao , flight_number: r.flight.iata.replace(r.airline.iata, ''), // strip carrier prefix aircraft: model: r.aircraft?.model , schedule: departure: airport: name: r.departure.airport, iata: r.departure.iata, city: r.departure.city, country: r.departure.country , scheduled_time: r.departure.scheduled, terminal: r.departure.terminal, gate: r.departure.gate , arrival: airport: name: r.arrival.airport, iata: r.arrival.iata, city: r.arrival.city, country: r.arrival.country , scheduled_time: r.arrival.scheduled, terminal: r.arrival.terminal, gate: r.arrival.gate , status: code: r.flight_status.toUpperCase(), description: r.flight_status, delay_minutes: r.departure.delay, estimated_arrival: r.arrival.estimated , position: r.live ? latitude: r.live.latitude, longitude: r.live.longitude, altitude_feet: r.live.altitude, speed_kts: r.live.speed_horizontal, heading_deg: r.live.heading, last_update: r.live.updated : null, baggage_claim: null // Most public APIs don’t expose this; you could enrich via airport‑specific feeds ; flight 7500 sub indo
// ------------------------------------------------------------ // flight-status.js – Minimal example using AviationStack // ------------------------------------------------------------ require('dotenv').config(); const express = require('express'); const fetch = require('node-fetch'); "error": "code": "NOT_FOUND"