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CHECK24 Flight Scraper for CSV Exports

This CHECK24 Flight Scraper turns a CHECK24 flight search page into a clean CSV for fare research, route monitoring, and travel market analysis. Import the template into the UScraper local desktop app, run the bundled browser workflow, and export outbound and return airlines, departure and arrival times, dates, duration, stop status, baggage text, and prices without building a custom flight parser.

Output

CSV

Columns

16

Listing

Scroll load

Waits

Built in

Template

Free

At a glance

Export CHECK24 flight results without code

CHECK24 flight pages behave like a dynamic single-page app: results appear after search state, consent controls, and lazy loading settle. This template handles that sequence at a high level: Navigate -> wait -> accept common overlays -> scroll until stable -> tag visible offer cards -> export structured columns.

The default workflow is set up for a Frankfurt to Dusseldorf round trip example, but the important part is the structure. Replace the search URL with your approved route, dates, passenger settings, and filters, then run a small test before collecting larger batches. For teams comparing cheap flights, carrier options, or fare movements over time, that is faster than copying cards by hand and safer than relying on screenshots.

Offer cards become spreadsheet rows

Each visible offer is parsed into outbound and return leg fields, including airline, times, route/date text, duration, stop status, included baggage, and price.

Built for lazy-loaded listings

CHECK24 does not expose a simple numbered pagination flow for this result page. The template scrolls until page height stabilizes, then exports the loaded cards.

Local desktop workflow

The browser session runs on your machine, and the CSV lands in the folder configured in Structured Export.

No API project required

Use a visual UScraper graph instead of wiring a travel API, writing Python, or maintaining a custom headless browser script.

Who this is for

Teams that track flight offers and fare patterns

Travel analysts

Route snapshots

Favorable to scraping

Export CHECK24 flight offers for selected origin-destination pairs, then compare direct flights, stopovers, baggage inclusion, and price bands in Excel or Sheets.

Agencies and tour operators

Package research

Favorable to scraping

Collect sample airfare options before building package estimates, destination briefs, or competitor checks for German travel inventory.

Data teams

Validation sets

Favorable to scraping

Use a reviewable no-code flow to produce small, auditable datasets for fare comparison QA before committing engineering time to a larger pipeline.


How to use

Run the CHECK24 flight scraper

1

Download and import

Download the hosted JSON template from this page, import it into UScraper, and open the graph before your first run.

2

Set the CHECK24 search URL

Replace the Navigate block URL with the route, dates, passenger count, and filters you are allowed to research. Start with one route before scaling.

3

Review the export path

Structured Export writes check-24-flug-scraper.csv with headers. Change the save folder if your team stores travel research in a shared workspace.

4

Run the browser flow

UScraper sets the window size, navigates to CHECK24, waits for page load and offer text, handles common cookie overlays, scrolls, and tags offer cards.

5

Open and validate the CSV

Check a few exported prices against the browser view before using the file in reporting, alerts, or downstream analysis.

Output preview

CSV columns produced by the template

The export mirrors the two-leg structure of a round-trip CHECK24 result. German column names are preserved from the workflow so the CSV matches the JSON template exactly.

Von_FluggesellschaftVon_StartzeitVon_Abreise_DatumVon_EndzeitVon_Ankunft_DatumVon_DauerVon_Stopp_oder_DirektNach_FluggesellschaftNach_StartzeitNach_Abreise_DatumNach_EndzeitNach_Ankunft_DatumNach_DauerNach_Stopp_oder_DirektinklusivePreise
Lufthansa09:15FRA - 18. Mai10:05DUS - 18. Mai50 MinDirektEurowings18:40DUS - 25. Mai19:35FRA - 25. Mai55 MinDirektHandgepaeck189 Euro
KLM06:55FRA - 18. Mai10:45DUS - 18. Mai3 Std 50 Min1 StoppKLM17:20DUS - 25. Mai21:10FRA - 25. Mai3 Std 50 Min1 Stoppinklusive: Gepaeckoptionen238 Euro
check-24-flug-scraper.csv
CSV - UTF-8 - Create

Column

Von_Fluggesellschaft

Outbound airline text parsed from the offer card.

Column

Von_Startzeit

Outbound departure time.

Column

Von_Abreise_Datum

Outbound departure airport and date text.

Column

Von_Endzeit

Outbound arrival time.

Column

Nach_Fluggesellschaft

Return airline text when the card includes a return leg.

Column

Preise

Displayed offer price, captured as text for spreadsheet review.

Sample rows

2 of many

Von_FluggesellschaftVon_StartzeitVon_Abreise_DatumVon_EndzeitNach_FluggesellschaftPreise
Lufthansa09:15FRA - 18. Mai10:05Eurowings189 Euro
KLM06:55FRA - 18. Mai10:45KLM238 Euro
Headers included - one row per visible CHECK24 offer card

Pair this template with the Google Search Scraper for route-demand research, the Bing Search Results Scraper for cross-engine travel SERP checks, the TripAdvisor Hotels Scraper for accommodation research, and the full UScraper template library when flight rows need companion datasets.


Frequently asked questions

Automating CHECK24 can conflict with CHECK24 terms, robots directives, airline or agency data rights, privacy rules, or local law even when results are publicly visible. Use modest volumes, do not bypass access controls, avoid republishing fare data as if it were licensed inventory, and get legal review before commercial reuse.

Before you run

Practical limits to plan around

Guardrails for reliable CHECK24 flight exports

Rate limits

Avoid aggressive repeat searches

Flight comparison sites can slow, challenge, or change responses when traffic looks automated. Keep batches modest, avoid parallel runs, and treat verification screens as a stop sign.

Layout drift

Dynamic result cards can change

Empty airline, duration, or price cells usually mean CHECK24 changed markup or returned an alternate layout. Re-test one route and update the parser before scaling again.

Compliance

Fare data still needs responsible use

Review CHECK24 flight terms, supplier rules, client contracts, and your internal acceptable-use policy before redistributing prices or building commercial travel datasets.

Download the JSON template from this page, install the local desktop app from uscraper.io/download, and use this workflow whenever you need to export CHECK24 flights into a reviewable CSV.

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What's Included

  • Template JSON file ready to import
  • Pre-configured scraping nodes
  • Works with UScraper desktop app

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