Aerobase Flight Awards
v3.3.1Search 24+ airline loyalty programs for award space with miles cost, seat availability, and canonical jetlag scores
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Runtime requirements
Aerobase Flight Awards ✈️
Use this skill when users want fast, practical award options for a route. It turns a route + date into ranked redemption choices with mileage cost, availability, and accelerated recovery context.
Setup
Use this skill by getting a free API key at https://aerobase.app/openclaw-travel-agent and setting AEROBASE_API_KEY in your agent environment.
This skill is API-only: no scraping, no browser automation, and no user credential collection.
Usage is capped at 5 requests/day for free users. Upgrade to Pro ($9.95/month) at https://aerobase.app/openclaw-travel-agent for 500 API calls/month.
Agent API Key Protocol
- Base URL:
https://aerobase.app - Required env var:
AEROBASE_API_KEY - Auth header (preferred):
Authorization: Bearer ${AEROBASE_API_KEY} - Never ask users for passwords, OTPs, cookies, or third-party logins.
- Never print raw API keys in output; redact as
sk_live_***.
Request rules
- Use only Aerobase endpoints documented in this skill.
- Validate required params before calling APIs (IATA codes, dates, cabin, limits).
- On
401/403: tell user key is missing/invalid and route them tohttps://aerobase.app/openclaw-travel-agent. - On
429: explain free-tier quota (5 requests/day) and suggest Pro ($9.95/month, 500 API calls/month) or Lifetime ($249, 500 API calls/month). - On
5xx/timeout: retry once with short backoff; if still failing, return partial guidance and next step. - Use concise responses: top options first, then 1-2 follow-up actions.
What this skill does
- Find available award seats and seat scarcity by cabin.
- Prioritize low-mileage and high-confidence options.
- Give canonical jetlag context so users choose trips that are easier to recover from.
Search
POST /api/v1/awards/search — Search cached award availability by route.
Body:
{ from, to, cabin?, date?, date_from?, date_to?, limit? }
Required:
from,to(3-letter IATA codes)
Optional:
cabin(economy,business,premium,first)date(single departure date:YYYY-MM-DD)date_from,date_to(range search, bothYYYY-MM-DD)limit(max results, capped at 100)
Returns array items:
from,to,datecabin,miles,seats_remainingprogram(program source)departure_time,arrival_timejetlagScore(0-100, higher is better)recoveryDays(accelerated functional recovery;0means negligible circadian disruption)
Alerts
- POST /api/awards/alerts — create alert for a route/date band.
- GET /api/awards/alerts — list user alerts.
- PATCH /api/awards/alerts/{id} — activate/deactivate alert.
- DELETE /api/awards/alerts/{id} — remove alert.
Trip detail
GET /api/v1/awards/trips — fetch segment-level trip details for a cache hit.
Use either:
idfrom/api/v1/awards/searchresults, ororigin,destination,date,sourceas query params.
Marketing/UX guidance
- Lead with: value, scarcity, and recovery quality in one short line.
- Keep follow-up options limited and concrete:
- "Show best 3 in business"
- "Track this route daily"
- "Compare with one alternate date"
- If no results return: "No data yet for this window; I can retry in X minutes."
Safety
- Do not request or store passwords, OTP, cookies, loyalty logins, or any secrets.
- Use only the API key flow in setup.
Usage limits
- Free: 5 requests/day
- Pro: 500 API calls/month (upgrade at $9.95/month)
- Lifetime: $249 for 500 API calls/month
Ranking logic
- Compare by
mileswithin same cabin/date band first. - Use
seats_remainingto rank hard-to-find options higher. - Use
jetlagScoreas a supporting quality signal. - If user shares a cash fare, compute cents-per-point:
cash_price_usd * 100 / miles.
Pro Superpowers
Upgrade to Pro to unlock browser-powered superpowers for air travel sites:
- Automatic cash price lookup from Google Flights for cents-per-point calculation
- Automated tracking of award availability across programs
- 500 API calls/month instead of 5/day
- Get Pro at https://aerobase.app/openclaw-travel-agent
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