seats.aero

seats.aero — Programme-scoped award-seat inventory panel served through a partner API. Two products on one corpus: a Bulk Availability endpoint returning summary availability objects per mileage programme, filterable by cabin (economy / premium / business / first), date range, origin region and destination region across all six world regions, with pagination cursors, a raw/unfiltered mode that bypasses dynamic price filtering, and a min_cabin_pct parameter that quantifies how much of an itinerary is flown in the reported cabin. Plus a distinctive Award Release Dates dataset: per-programme, pe…

seats.aero offers (Alternative, Price, Reference) — Large and fast-turning. One bulk call returns up to 1,000 availability objects per programme, with cursor pagination beyond that, across many mileage programmes, four cabin classes and six origin/destination regions, each object carrying an itinerary, cabin and cabin-share value. The release-dates view alone holds 60-plus carrier rows per programme with days-out and latest-date values. At a 3-hour refresh cadence, one programme's monitored surface generates roughly 8 snapshots a day, so the corpus reaches tens of millions of dated inventory observations a year across programmes..

Award-inventory release-policy modelling — the per-carrier booking-window series is direct evidence of how early each airline exposes premium award seats, an input with no public equivalent; premium-cabin capacity and soft-goods availability analysis by route pair; dynamic versus fixed award-pricing studies using the raw/filtered distinction; training and grounding travel agents that must reason about real seat availability; loyalty-programme generosity benchmarking across programmes on identical routes; and, at the analytical end, forward-looking premium-demand signals inferred from how far ahead carriers are willing to release seats.

Coverage spans US, UK, Japan, China/HK, APAC, Other; Airlines, Data Processing & Outsourced Services; alternative, price, reference; equities.