Airline Status Update Notification
Webhook event sent when one or more airlines change operational status in Atlas.
Use this webhook when you need to react to airline-level availability changes.
This is the first live scenario in Atlas multi-channel notifications.
Use Multi-channel Notifications to configure ATRIP delivery across webhook, email, and team chat.
Trigger
Atlas sends airline.status when an airline moves between active, maintenance, or inactive states.
Common reasons include data quality issues, system issues, insufficient balance, scheduled maintenance, and look-to-book limits.
What you should do
When you receive this event:
update internal airline availability flags
adjust search caching or routing behavior
suppress booking flows for inactive or maintenance airlines if needed
Endpoint
POST to the webhook URL you registered with Atlas.
Fields to read first
typedata.airlinedata.airlineStatus
Airline status values
ActiveMaintenanceInactive
Typical payload
Notes
statusis internal and should not be used for business logicthis event is operational, not order-specific
treat
MaintenanceandInactiveas non-bookable until recovery
data
Type: Object
Required: Yes
Description: Contains airline information including the airline codes and their status.
Default: None
Example:
data.airline
Type: Array of Strings
Required: Yes
Description: List of airline codes associated with the response.
Default: None
Example:
["TO", "HV"]
data.airlineStatus
Type: String
Required: Yes
Description: Indicates the operational status of the airline(s).
Valid values:
Active = Online
Maintenance = Airline is under maintenance
Inactive = Offline
Default: None
Example:
"Active"
status
Type: Integer
Required: Yes
Description: Indicates the response status. Only for internal use by Atlas.
Default: None
Example:
-1
type
Type: String
Required: Yes
Description: Specifies the type of response message.
Valid value:
airline.status
Default: None
Example:
"airline.status"
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