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Google Flights Scraper for CSV Export

This Google Flights scraper exports visible Google Travel flight results into a structured CSV for fare research, route comparison, and travel-market analysis. Import the workflow into the UScraper local desktop app, edit the route and dates, and collect trip type, departure, destination, flight dates, time, airline, duration, airports, stops, and price without writing a custom Google Flights parser.

Output

CSV export

Columns

12

Default route

BCN to MAD

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Cost

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At a glance

Export Google Flights results without an API

Use this template when you need a spreadsheet of visible flight-search options, not a developer project around an unofficial API. The bundled Navigate block starts with a Barcelona to Madrid round trip, departing 2026-09-28 and returning 2026-10-02, using English, US region, and USD currency settings. Replace that URL with your approved origin, destination, trip type, dates, currency, and filters before running a real batch.

The automation path is intentionally practical: Navigate -> wait -> consent helper -> scroll -> more-flights loop -> normalize rows -> Structured Export. The parser reads currently loaded result cards, extracts flight-like text, builds stable hidden rows, and then exports attributes instead of relying on a fragile visual copy-and-paste process. If Google shows a CAPTCHA or verification page, the workflow creates a diagnostic row instead of silently producing an empty file.

Flight cards become spreadsheet rows

Export route, date, time, airline, duration, airport-code, stop-status, and price text for review in Excel, Sheets, or BI tools.

Built for dynamic listings

Google Flights can reveal extra cards after scrolls or "More flights" actions. The template waits, scrolls, and loops through visible expansion buttons.

Local desktop execution

The stock workflow saves the CSV to your configured folder and does not send your route research through UScraper cloud infrastructure.

No API setup required

Use a visual UScraper graph instead of maintaining Playwright scripts, proxy logic, or a paid flight-search API integration for small research runs.

Who this is for

Google Flights scraping use cases

Travel analysts

Route snapshots

Favorable to scraping

Export sample flight options for selected routes, then compare airline mix, stops, duration, and visible price bands across dates.

Agencies and tour operators

Package research

Favorable to scraping

Collect point-in-time fare options before preparing destination briefs, package estimates, or competitor travel checks.

Data teams

Parser validation

Nuanced outcome

Create a small, auditable flight-results dataset before deciding whether a licensed API or a larger internal scraper is justified.

For companion travel datasets, pair this page with the Google Hotels Scraper, CHECK24 Flight Scraper, and Trip.com Scraper. Browse the full UScraper template library when flight rows need hotel, review, or destination enrichment.


How to use

Run the Google Flights data extractor

1

Download and import

Download the hosted Google Flights scraper JSON and import it into UScraper.

2

Edit the search URL

Replace the Barcelona to Madrid sample URL with the Google Flights search you are allowed to research. Keep language, country, and currency settings consistent across comparison runs.

3

Confirm the CSV path

Structured Export writes google_vuelos_scraper.csv with headers. Change the save folder before client, route, or campaign-specific batches.

4

Run the browser flow

UScraper sets the window size, navigates to Google Flights, waits for load, handles common consent buttons, scrolls, expands more-flight controls, and normalizes visible cards.

5

Open and verify the export

Check row count, compare a few prices against the browser view, and confirm route/date fields before using the file in reports or downstream analysis.

Output preview

CSV columns from the flight data export

The export mirrors the workflow definition. Some headers use Spanish labels from the bundled template, so keep them stable if downstream spreadsheets already depend on the file shape.

tipo_de_viajetitulopartidadestinofecha_idafecha_vueltahoraareolineadurancionaeropuertosescalaprecio
Round tripBest departing flightsBarcelonaMadrid2026-09-282026-10-0207:00 - 08:25Iberia1 h 25 minBCN - MADNonstop$64
Round tripOther departing flightsBarcelonaMadrid2026-09-282026-10-0211:45 - 13:10Vueling1 h 25 minBCN - MADNonstop$71
Round tripOther departing flightsBarcelonaMadrid2026-09-282026-10-0216:30 - 20:05Air Europa3 h 35 minBCN - MAD1 stop$118
google_vuelos_scraper.csv
CSV - UTF-8 - Create

Column

tipo_de_viaje

Trip type text from the configured search, such as Round trip.

Column

partida

Departure city from the route settings.

Column

destino

Destination city from the route settings.

Column

fecha_ida

Outbound date configured in the search URL.

Column

hora

Departure and arrival time range parsed from the flight card.

Column

areolinea

Airline text when it appears in the visible result.

Column

durancion

Displayed duration text from the card.

Column

precio

Visible fare text, captured as text for spreadsheet review.

Sample rows

2 of many

tipo_de_viajepartidadestinofecha_idahoraareolineadurancionprecio
Round tripBarcelonaMadrid2026-09-2807:00 - 08:25Iberia1 h 25 min$64
Round tripBarcelonaMadrid2026-09-2816:30 - 20:05Air Europa3 h 35 min$118
Headers included - one normalized row per visible Google Flights result card

Frequently asked questions

Google Flights data can be publicly visible and still governed by Google terms, airline or agency data rights, robots guidance, copyright, privacy law, and local regulations. Use conservative pacing, do not bypass CAPTCHA or access controls, and get legal review before commercial reuse.

Before you run

Limits and maintenance notes

Guardrails for reliable Google Flights exports

Rate limits

Google may show consent, CAPTCHA, or verification pages

Pause when verification appears. The template is intended for accessible pages and should not be used to bypass technical restrictions.

Layout changes

Flight cards and button labels can change without notice

Empty airline, duration, or price cells usually mean Google returned an alternate layout, the route had too few visible cards, or the parser needs review.

Compliance

Review rules before republishing fare data

Check Google terms, airline partner restrictions, privacy rules, and your internal data policy before resale, enrichment, outreach, or model-training use.

Download the template, install the local desktop app from UScraper download, and use official travel APIs or licensed feeds when your project requires guaranteed high-volume flight pricing data.

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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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