Find the interface “POST/flightlegs/events/cancelled”.
Copy and edit the example value below into Notepad/Editor as the example following. Remember to update event time, created time, and origin date to current date and time.
POST the flight leg cancelled event.
Find the “GET/flightlegs/events” interface and check the result.
Run the “GET/flightlegs” REST call with the parameters as listed below.
In the response body, you should see the flight leg with an id as a combination of carrierflightnumber_operational-suffix_origin-date_origin-iata-code_destination-iata-code and “state” as “CANCELLED”.
Parameter
Value
carrier
EK
flight-number
99
Sample 2
Create aircraft allocation event
Find the interface description of “POST/flightlegs/events/aircraftallocation”.
Copy and edit the example below into Notepad/Editor as the example following. Remember to update event time, created time, and origin date to current date and time.
Call “GET/flightlegs” and execute again with the same parameter.
In the response body, you should find the same flight leg with additional aircraft information; the state should remain cancelled, however.
Sample 3
Create flight scheduled event
Check on “POST/flightlegs/events/scheduled”.
Copy and edit the example value below into Notepad/ Editor as the example following. Remember to update event time, created time, and origin date to current date and time.
Go back to “GET/flightlegs” and execute the same parameter again.
In the response body, you should find the same flight leg with additional aircraft information; the state should remain cancelled, however.
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