Swagger definition could be found here - http://localhost:8091/api/v2/api-docs and swagger UI could be accessed here - http://localhost:8091/api/swagger-ui.html

Air Flux Capacity It is Friday, the 13th of April 2018, and your new job at Air Flux has been quite smooth so far. But this morning, as you come to the office for the early shift at 7am, everything is different: the old flight operations manager has decided to leave to Bora-Bora and left very little information behind on how to actually operate an airline. Everyone is desperate – there are flights on the schedule, but the airports have to know which planes to expect. Also, the flight captains have to get their plan for the day, as well as which airport to fly to and when.

There is only two pieces of information you have: 1. The home bases of your aircrafts, conveniently it is one airplane per airport they’re flying from and to and 2. The flight schedules as they were published to the airports. The Information

The aircrafts are based as follows: Boeing 737 – Berlin, registration FL-0001 Airbus A321 – Munich, registration FL-0002 Boeing 747-400 – London, registration FL-0003 Airbus A320 - Hamburg, registration FL-0004

10:00 HAM MUC 01:00 13:00 HAM MUC 01:00 20:00 HAM MUC 01:00

Your Task Your task is to save the company, of course, with an API - you never thought this day would ever come! After a quick discussion with the team, you decide to create an http API with two endpoints:Help the airports assign gates that fit the departing aircraft

GET /flightplan​ , which returns a json list of ​ Flight​ objects like this: { "origin": "TXL", "destination": "MUC", "departure": "2018-04-13T10:00:00.000+02:00", "arrival": "2018-04-13T11:00:00.000+02:00", "equipment": "737" } It should take an optional parameter ​ airport to only give back the flights that take off from there. Help the flight crews to know where to fly to GET /operationsplan​ , which takes a parameter ​ registration and returns a list of OperatingInstruction​ objects like this: { "origin": "TXL", "destination": "MUC", "departure": "2018-04-13T10:00:00.000+02:00" }

Overall Instructions We would like to see some real-life code. As in the scenario, we would like to see how far you get in 8 hours. You should, apply all the best practices you would normally when writing code in a team setting, like tests, documentation, etc. We would like to see a git repository, either shared with us privately through github or packed into a tarball and sent via email.