Airline Ticketing Automation Upgrade
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
My flight-booking platform is fully custom built, and I now need to push it to the next level.
First, on the admin side I want every ticketing task to run without manual effort: issuing through IATA Easy Pay Card, canceling, rebooking, refunding, even voiding—each triggered from an intuitive dashboard and logged for audit.
Those same actions must be exposed to travelers in their “My Trips” area so they can cancel, request a refund, or rebook on their own. Status changes have to stay perfectly in sync with the airline and our database.
I’m also introducing XEJET and United Nigeria inventory. Their APIs are already whitelisted to our server IPs; your job is to weave their flights into the current search, pricing, booking, and payment flow so they feel native to the site. The existing payment gateway should remain untouched—just be sure new bookings ride through it smoothly.
While you are in the code, the public frontend needs a full responsive sweep so it reads flawlessly on phones and tablets; I do not want a separate mobile site, just clean, device-agnostic layout.
Deliverables
• One-click ticket creation via IATA Easy Pay Card
• Automated cancel, void, rebook, and refund for admin and users
• Seamless XEJET & United Nigeria integration tied to current payments
• Frontend that passes standard mobile-friendly checks
• Deployment notes and any database updates
If you know airline APIs, payment integration, and modern responsive design, I’m ready to move quickly.
First, on the admin side I want every ticketing task to run without manual effort: issuing through IATA Easy Pay Card, canceling, rebooking, refunding, even voiding—each triggered from an intuitive dashboard and logged for audit.
Those same actions must be exposed to travelers in their “My Trips” area so they can cancel, request a refund, or rebook on their own. Status changes have to stay perfectly in sync with the airline and our database.
I’m also introducing XEJET and United Nigeria inventory. Their APIs are already whitelisted to our server IPs; your job is to weave their flights into the current search, pricing, booking, and payment flow so they feel native to the site. The existing payment gateway should remain untouched—just be sure new bookings ride through it smoothly.
While you are in the code, the public frontend needs a full responsive sweep so it reads flawlessly on phones and tablets; I do not want a separate mobile site, just clean, device-agnostic layout.
Deliverables
• One-click ticket creation via IATA Easy Pay Card
• Automated cancel, void, rebook, and refund for admin and users
• Seamless XEJET & United Nigeria integration tied to current payments
• Frontend that passes standard mobile-friendly checks
• Deployment notes and any database updates
If you know airline APIs, payment integration, and modern responsive design, I’m ready to move quickly.
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