Use this skill with Claude to build, integrate, or troubleshoot against the JETNET Connect API at customer.jetnetconnect.com.
Whether you are making your first API call or optimizing a production data pipeline, this skill gives Claude the context it needs to act as a knowledgeable integration partner for the JETNET Connect REST API.
What This Skill Does
When added to Claude, this skill provides a definitive reference for the JETNET Connect API. Claude can use it to help you with:
- Authentication setup (
APILogin, bearer tokens, API tokens) - Tail number and hex code lookups
- Owner, operator, and relationship data
- Fleet searches and aircraft list filtering
- Sales, lease, and transaction history
- Flight activity and utilization data
- Market trends and model intelligence
- Company and contact lookups
- Fractional and seller/purchaser reports
- Bulk exports and data lake ingestion
- CRM enrichment workflows
The skill covers common mistakes, pagination patterns, request conventions, durable identifier usage, subscription tier entitlements, and vertical-specific use cases including dealer/broker, charter, FBO, MRO, aviation finance, insurance, OEM, and analytics workflows.
Who It Is For
This skill is written for two audiences in parallel.
If you have never touched the JETNET Connect API, the skill walks Claude through the authentication model, the two-tier request architecture, and the Golden Path sequence so you can get a working integration running today without guessing at field names or token placement.
If you are an experienced engineer, the skill gives Claude a fast reference for endpoint parameters, response shapes, identifier relationships, pagination control flow, and the gotchas that cause the most support volume, so you can move quickly without re-reading Swagger for every endpoint.
What It Covers
The skill includes guidance on the following areas:
Authentication. The two-token model (bearerToken in headers, apiToken in the URL path), the emailAddress casing requirement, token lifetime and refresh strategy, and how to handle INVALID SECURITY TOKEN without looping.
The Two-Tier Model. The architectural distinction between Tier A (interactive, real-time, single-record) and Tier B (bulk, async, data engineering) requests, and why mixing them breaks production systems.
Response handling. Why HTTP 200 does not mean success, how to check responsestatus on every call, and how to parse paged response strings.
Identifiers. The difference between durable join keys (aircraftid, companyid, modelid) and lookup fields (regnbr, sernbr, hex) and when to use each.
Pagination. The *Paged endpoint family, 1-based page indexing, maxpages control flow, and pagesize guidance.
Request conventions. Date format (MM/DD/YYYY), string-boolean fields, enum values (including common confusions like FullSale vs. "Whole"), and modlist vs. aclist vs. modelid.
Endpoint map. A structured reference covering Admin, Aircraft (single record, lookups, list and search), Company, Contact, Model, and Utility/Reference endpoints.
Common mistakes. A quick-reference table of the highest-volume integration errors and their fixes.
Vertical use cases. Primary endpoints and example outcomes for dealers and brokers, charter operators, FBOs, MROs, aviation finance, insurance and underwriting, OEMs, sales and marketing, and data and analytics teams.
What It Does Not Cover
This skill is scoped to the JETNET Connect API at customer.jetnetconnect.com only. It does not apply to:
- The JETNET OPS API (
ops.jetnetconnect.com) - The JETNET Evolution web application
- FAA filings or FAA data systems
- FlightAware or other third-party flight data providers
- Any non-JETNET API or data source
How to Use It
Download the skill file below and add it to your Claude environment. Once loaded, Claude will use the skill automatically when you ask questions about building, integrating, or troubleshooting against JETNET Connect.
You do not need to reference the skill by name. Claude will recognize relevant context from your questions, including endpoint names, field names, token references, and workflow descriptions.
Note: The live Swagger UI at
https://customer.jetnetconnect.com/swagger/index.htmlis always the source of truth for parameter-level detail. This skill captures the patterns, conventions, and gotchas that Swagger alone does not surface.
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Download the JETNET Connect API Claude Skill
If you have questions about the JETNET Connect API or need help with your integration, contact the JETNET Support team.