The Missing Piece
in Your Travel App
Your users can track flights but have zero visibility into security. Add real-time security wait times with one API call.
UA 539
LAX → SFO
Departure
4:45 PM
Terminal
Terminal 7
Gate
73A
Security at Terminal 7
Normal18
General
7
TSA Pre
3
CLEAR
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Your users see flights. Now show them security.
Every travel app shows departure times and gates. None of them show how long security will take. That is a 30-60 minute blind spot in every traveler's journey. GateReady fills that gap with one API call.
- Terminal-level wait times for 50 US airports
- Lane types: General, TSA Pre, CLEAR, Priority
- Reliability indicators so you know data quality
- Historical trends for predictive features
- Crisis detection for disruption awareness
Integrate in minutes, not months
No SDKs to install. No complex auth flows. Just REST + JSON.
Get your API key
Sign up for a free Starter key with 100 calls per day. No credit card required.
Call the endpoint
One GET request returns terminal-level wait times, lane types, and reliability indicators.
Display in your app
Render wait times alongside your existing flight data. Our structured JSON makes it simple.
Works with your stack
Standard REST API. If your platform can make HTTP requests, it works with GateReady.
REST API
Works with any language or framework
React / Next.js
JSON responses, easy to render
Flutter / Dart
Simple HTTP, cross-platform
Swift / iOS
URLSession compatible
Kotlin / Android
Retrofit / OkHttp ready
React Native
Fetch API, no native modules
One call. All the data.
JavaScript / Fetch
const response = await fetch(
'https://api.gateready.live/v1/airports/LAX/wait-times',
{
headers: {
'Authorization': 'Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
}
}
);
const data = await response.json();
// data.terminals[0].waitMinutes → 18
// data.terminals[0].lanes[1].type → "TSA Pre"
// data.terminals[0].lanes[1].waitMinutes → 7
// data.terminals[0].lastUpdated → "2026-03-27T14:30:00Z" (Updated 3 min ago)Start building today
The free Starter tier gives you 100 API calls per day. Enough to build, test, and launch.