AM exposes a public Sabre GetPassengerListRQ proxy via AWS API Gateway —
no auth, no API key — used by the consumer app's flight-status widget.
The endpoint returns per-cabin authorized/available plus full standby +
upgrade passenger lists with isStaff flag, numeric priority, fare class,
position movement, and PII (matching what we get from AA but with
better cabin capacity data).
Implementation:
- AirlineLoadService.fetchAeromexicoLoad: parallel GETs against
/rb/passengerliststandby and /rb/passengerlistupgrade, merging
cabin info + per-list passengers into a single FlightLoad. Headers
channel=web / flow=CHECKIN extracted from the AM APK Constant.smali.
Cabin codes Y/C/P/F mapped to readable names (Economy / Clase Premier /
Premier One / First).
- 4-digit zero-padding of the operating flight code (server validates
^[0-9]{4}$).
- "NONE LISTED" warning treated as nil (snapshot outside T-1d/T+2d
window or no pax yet); explicit log so future failures are
diagnosable.
Test infrastructure:
- Added test_AM_aeromexico using MEX/GDL/MTY/CUN hubs.
- Cascading fallback in runAirlineLoadTest: try the route-explorer
discovered flight first; if it returns nil (typical for AM Connect
regionals that aren't in Sabre), fall back to the known-daily flight
(AM0058 MEX-MTY). Pattern useful for any future carrier whose
regional ops don't show up in the load system.
- knownDailyFlights extended with AM0058 MEX-MTY.
Docs:
- AIRLINE_INTEGRATION_GUIDE: AM status row + full section 5b with
endpoint params, response shape, snapshot window timing, failure
modes, cabin code mapping, regional carrier caveat.
Test run 2026-05-26:
✅ AA, AM (cabins=1 upgrade=1), AS, B6, EK, KE, UA ⏭️ XE
7 passing, 1 skipped, 0 failures, 12s total.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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