JetPhotos has historically been cautious about opening a public API due to copyright protection, server load, and bandwidth costs. They make their money via premium subscriptions (JetPhotos Platinum) and commercial licensing, not via API calls.
from jetphotos import JetPhotos jp = JetPhotos() results = jp.search(registration="N12345", limit=5) for photo in results: print(photo.thumbnail_url, photo.airline)
"You may not use any automated system, including without limitation 'robots,' 'spiders,' or 'offline readers,' to access the JetPhotos website in a manner that sends more request messages to our servers than a human can reasonably produce in the same period."
Enter the .
@app.get("/jp") async def fetch_jetphoto(reg: str): # Check cache first (pseudo-code) # if cache.exists(reg): return cache.get(reg)
pip install jetphotos-api
https://www.jetphotos.com/search?q=Boeing+777&format=rss