Translation is not wired up in this prototype

In the live site, choosing would render this page in — navigation, content, forms and all — and remember the choice for the rest of the visit.

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HomeTravelersFind low fares

Find low fares

The lowest fare found on each nonstop route from GSP. Prices are a starting point, not an offer — booking happens with the airline.

Where we flyAirlines

That’s the 3 searches this demo allows

The fares on this page are pulled live from Duffel, a real flight-booking API. Every search costs a metered request against a finite allowance, so this prototype caps it rather than run up charges.

Worth saying: GSP already works with Kiwi.com for fare search, and Kiwi offer a supporting API of their own. The same design would run on the District’s existing relationship — Duffel is used here because it could be connected today, not because it is the recommendation.

You can still filter, sort and explore everything already loaded below. None of that costs a request.

Find low faresPick your dates and see what a trip costs

Choose a destination — or leave it on Anywhere GSP flies to compare every nonstop route at once — then pick when you want to travel. Prices come back live from the airlines.

Searching costs a real API request, so this demo allows three. Once the results are loaded, filtering and sorting them is free.

  • Search onceOne request fetches every nonstop route for your dates.
  • Filter freelyPrice, airline, routing and departure time — all in your browser.
  • Book with the airlineThe District publishes fares; it does not sell tickets.

Before you bookThe District does not sell tickets

GSP publishes fares so you can see what a trip costs from your own airport. Reservations, changes, refunds and customer support are handled by the airline or booking partner you buy from — not by the Airport District. Every carrier serving GSP is listed here.

is not built in this prototype

The navigation is modelled at full depth so the information architecture can be reviewed, but only the pages needed to demonstrate the design system are built out.

Where a page moves or a URL changes between the current site and the new one, we set a 301 redirect so existing links, bookmarks and search rankings continue to resolve.

Site search is not wired up here

In the live site this returns results across pages, flights, amenities and documents from one index.

We would index the site at build time and query it server-side, so results work without JavaScript and every result is a shareable URL — the same pattern the flight board and fare filters already use.

Where a page has moved, the search result and the old URL both resolve: we set a 301 redirect so existing links, bookmarks and search rankings keep working.