Read it like this: flying costs — than it did over the five days the index is referenced to.
— · base = 100 · departure-date basis · Jevons × Young
The dark line is the headline index. Switching to booking windows splits it into the five advance-purchase leads it is built from (T+1 through T+45), which is where most of the day-to-day movement actually lives.
Click a hub or a corridor chip to inspect it. The moving beacon is a visualization of the selected corridor, not live flight tracking. The index, cells priced and basket weight shown for it are real, pulled from the same data as the table above.
Busy routes move the national number more than quiet ones, because each route is weighted by expenditure (passengers times mean fare), not by how many flights it has.
No integration project and no bespoke format. Every figure on this page is one public GET away, with its coverage and reference window attached to the response.
GET /api/v1/index
{
"series_id": "APIX.ALL",
"reference": { "factor": …, "is_provisional": … },
"coverage": {
"routes_with_data": …, "routes_in_basket": …,
"n_points": …
},
"points": [ …, {
"period_start": "…",
"level": …, "n_cells": …,
"n_cells_imputed": …, "weight_imputed": …
} ]
}