Live and bookable — pre-production, and no payment
These endpoints work against real American Airlines inventory: a search returns real offers and you can create a real booking with a carrier PNR. Two limits are worth knowing before you build against them.
- Orders are pre-production. They are genuine reservations in the airline's pre-production system, not commercial tickets — nobody flies on them. Cancel what you create; anything left over expires on its own payment time limit.
- Payment and ticketing cannot complete. An order is created as an unpaid hold, which is the normal agency flow, but ticketing is inhibited on this IATA number, so
POST /v1/orders/{orderID}/commitreturns502. Everything up to and including the reservation works.
Servicing
Refund order
Cancel the order and mark it refunded. Returns 202 Accepted.
POST
/v1/orders/{orderID}/refundRequires X-API-KeyCancels the order at the airline and records the local status as
refunded, answering **202 Accepted** with a minimal {order_id, status} body.> This is a cancellation, not a settlement. The handler performs the same OrderCancel as DELETE /v1/orders/{orderID} and then relabels the stored order refunded. No refund amount is quoted, computed or transferred, and no money movement is initiated. 202 reports that the cancellation was accepted, nothing more. Reconcile the actual refund with the airline or your BSP settlement separately.Call GET /v1/orders/{orderID}/refund-eligibility first to show the traveller an estimate. Takes no request body. ?airline= is required.Request example
curl --request POST \
--url https://api.norba.io/v1/orders/{orderID}/refund \
--header "X-API-Key: $NORBA_KEY"Response example
Response example
{
"order_id": "AA001Y1XD7ZA6",
"status": "refunded"
}Path parameters
orderIDstringRequiredCanonical order ID.
Example:
AA001Y1XD7ZA6Query parameters
airlinestringRequiredIATA code. Required.
Example:
AAError codes
400unknown airline when ?airline= is missing.502The airline rejected the cancellation.
503coming_soon — order writes disabled.