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Flight

Create a flight emission estimate

HTTP POST to /v1/estimates/flightEstimate emissions produced by passengers in a commercial airflight.
Request body

Parameters for estimating emissions for commercial plane travel

Either the flight distance or the start/destination airport code (ICAO or IATA).

Cabin of class to be used for the specified passengers. Higher classes account for more emissions since total weight and volume necessary to accomodate the class is higher. This parameter defaults to first.

economy
business
first

Number of passengers the calculation should be applied to. This parameter defaults to 1.

Bundle selection percentages.

The sum of all percentages must equal 100.

If not specified, the preconfigured allocation ratios are going to be used.

If, for each selection, percentage is not provided, the selection is divided equally (best effort) between bundles. percentage must be provided for all or none of the bundles.

Maps a bundle id to an allocation ratio

The bundle's unique identifier

Selects to which precision to truncate quantities specific to carbon offsetting.

g
kg
t

A name used to reference this calculation.

An arbitrary dictionary (key-value pairs) to store application-specific information.

Lune doesn't use this information for order processing. Its purpose is for the API clients to be able to attach arbitrary information (to an order for example) and then retrieve it.

Account-unique identifier provided by the client.

idempotency_key has two purposes:

  1. Clients can safely retry estimate requests without accidentally performing the same operation multiple times.
  2. Clients can use idempotency_key to reconcile estimates with entities on their system.
Response

Pattern: ^[0-9]+(\.[0-9]+)?$

Unit, t for tonne, kg for kilogram, g for gram, mg for milligram

mg
g
kg
t

An arbitrary dictionary (key-value pairs) to store application-specific information.

Lune doesn't use this information for order processing. Its purpose is for the API clients to be able to attach arbitrary information (to an order for example) and then retrieve it.

Account-unique identifier provided by the client.

idempotency_key has two purposes:

  1. Clients can safely retry estimate requests without accidentally performing the same operation multiple times.
  2. Clients can use idempotency_key to reconcile estimates with entities on their system.

The emission calculation unique identifier

Parameters for estimating emissions for commercial plane travel

Either the flight distance or the start/destination airport code (ICAO or IATA).

Cabin of class to be used for the specified passengers. Higher classes account for more emissions since total weight and volume necessary to accomodate the class is higher. This parameter defaults to first.

economy
business
first

Number of passengers the calculation should be applied to. This parameter defaults to 1.

Bundle selection percentages.

The sum of all percentages must equal 100.

If not specified, the preconfigured allocation ratios are going to be used.

If, for each selection, percentage is not provided, the selection is divided equally (best effort) between bundles. percentage must be provided for all or none of the bundles.

Maps a bundle id to an allocation ratio

The bundle's unique identifier

Selects to which precision to truncate quantities specific to carbon offsetting.

g
kg
t

A name used to reference this calculation.

An arbitrary dictionary (key-value pairs) to store application-specific information.

Lune doesn't use this information for order processing. Its purpose is for the API clients to be able to attach arbitrary information (to an order for example) and then retrieve it.

Account-unique identifier provided by the client.

idempotency_key has two purposes:

  1. Clients can safely retry estimate requests without accidentally performing the same operation multiple times.
  2. Clients can use idempotency_key to reconcile estimates with entities on their system.
Errors
This API operation can return the following errors:
HTTP status codeError code
400
api_version_invalid
400
bundle_selection_ratios_invalid
400
bundle_selection_bundle_invalid
400
order_value_invalid
400
bundle_id_invalid
400
id_invalid
400
distance_invalid
400
test_account_name_update_disallowed
400
bundle_selection_ratios_invalid_format
400
address_not_found