faker_airtravel is a provider for the Faker Python package, and a fork of https://github.com/kennethwsmith/faker_vehicle. I would like to thank the maintainer of that repository, since I used the structure to create this one.
faker_airtravel provides airtravel related fake data for testing purposes. The definition of "fake" in this context really means "random," as the airport codes, cities, and locations are real. However, I make no claims about accuracy, so do not use this as location data!
Install with pip:
pip install faker_airtravel
Add as a provider to your Faker instance:
from faker import Faker
from faker_airtravel import AirTravelProvider
fake.add_provider(AirTravelProvider)If you already use faker, you probably know the conventional use is:
fake = Faker()>>> fake.airport_object()
{'airport': 'Tocumen International Airport',
'iata': 'PTY',
'icao': 'MPTO',
'city': 'Tocumen',
'state': 'Panama',
'country': 'Panama'}
>>> fake.airport_name()
'Lisbon Airport'>>> fake.airport_iata()
'LSC'
>>> fake.airport_icao()
'KOKC'>>> fake.airline()
'Sichuan Airlines'
The flight object is an example of how the data might be combined to create larger structures, and may not be the exact format you need. However it does have the advantage that it will never choose the same 'origin' and 'destination' object.
>>>fake.flight()
{'airline': 'Maya Island Air',
'origin': {'airport': 'Noi Bai Airport',
'iata': 'HAN',
'icao': 'VVNB',
'city': 'Hanoi',
'state': 'Ha Noi',
'country': 'Vietnam'},
'destination': {'airport': 'Geneva Airport',
'iata': 'GVA',
'icao': 'LSGG',
'city': 'Geneva',
'state': 'Canton of Geneva',
'country': 'Switzerland'},
'stops': 'non-stop',
'price': 641}