jinko exchange shop

Prices in this command’s output are integers in minor units. Money objects carry decimal_places — divide by 10 ** decimal_places to display ({ "value": 15977, "decimal_places": 2 } is 159.77, not 15,977). See Money & prices.

Shop for flight exchange alternatives.

Usage

jinko exchange shop [options]

Options

Flag	Required	Description
`--booking-ref <ref>`	Yes	Jinko booking reference
`--last-name <name>`	No	Traveler surname, required for guest lookup; owning credentials may omit it.
`--booked-item-id <id>`	No	The booked item to service: booked_item_id from get-booking items[] (an “itm_…” string); required when several items of this domain exist. JSON: booked_item_id.
`--segment <ORIGIN:DESTINATION:YYYY-MM-DD>`	No	a leg to change: its first departure and final arrival airport as get-booking lists them, and the new date. Repeat it for each leg to change; legs not named stay as booked.
`--preferred-departure-date <date>`	No	new date (YYYY-MM-DD) for the first leg; every leg is reshopped. For a booking with a single leg; to change one leg of several, use —segment.
`--user-intent <text>`	No	the end user’s request in their own words, forwarded to Jinko for observability and relevance (avoid PII). Env fallback: JINKO_USER_INTENT. JSON: `intent.user_intent`.

Examples

jinko exchange shop \
  --booking-ref JNK-ABC123 \
  --last-name Doe \
  --segment LHR:JFK:2027-07-15

--segment ORIGIN:DESTINATION:YYYY-MM-DD names one leg to change, by the first departure and final arrival airport jinko get-booking lists for it; repeat it to change several legs. Legs you do not name stay as booked. --preferred-departure-date moves the first leg and reshops every leg, so use it only for a booking with a single leg. Returns alternative itineraries with offer_id values, pick one and pass to jinko exchange price.

Introduction

Travel Demand

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