IndexError: list index out of range

[buran]

First of all - sorry to tell you, but you are doing it wrong.
get_flight() returns a list of FlightRadar24.flight.Flight objects. Every object has methods and you can access them, no need for all this complication to convert to string and then parse it.

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import csv from datetime import datetime from FlightRadar24.api import FlightRadar24API fr_api = FlightRadar24API()    flights = fr_api.get_flights(airline = 'AZU') print(type(flights[0])) print(flights[0].__dict__)   with open('fr24.csv', 'w') as f:     fieldnames = ['time', 'aircraft_code', 'registration', 'altitude', 'ground_speed', 'heading'] # you can include whatever attributes you want     wrtr = csv.DictWriter(f, fieldnames=fieldnames, extrasaction='ignore')     wrtr.writeheader()     for flight in flights:         flight.time = datetime.fromtimestamp(flight.time) # convert the timestamp to datetime object         wrtr.writerow(flight.__dict__) # here I pass all attributes as dict, but you can always access individual attributes, like I did with time above

the output

Output:
<class 'FlightRadar24.flight.Flight'>
{'id': '273002c6', 'icao_24bit': 'E495B3', 'latitude': -23.6238, 'longitude': -46.6602, 'heading': 236, 'altitude': 0, 'ground_speed': 4, 'squawk': '5107', 'aircraft_code': 'A20N', 'registration': 'PR-YSE', 'time': 1616685581, 'origin_aiport_iata': 'REC', 'destination_airport_iata': 'CGH', 'number': 'AD4251', 'airline_iata': 'AD', 'on_ground': 1, 'vertical_speed': 0, 'callsign': 'AZU4251', 'airline_icao': 'AZU'}

fr24.csv

Output:
time,aircraft_code,registration,altitude,ground_speed,heading
2021-03-25 17:19:41,A20N,PR-YSE,0,4,236
2021-03-25 17:19:42,A20N,PR-YSD,3500,141,73
2021-03-25 17:19:37,E195,PR-AUK,36000,448,336
2021-03-25 17:19:40,A20N,PR-YRN,0,12,132
2021-03-25 17:19:42,A20N,PR-YRD,37050,470,27
2021-03-25 17:19:41,A339,PR-ANX,40000,462,332
2021-03-25 17:19:41,AT76,PR-AQQ,16525,301,350
2021-03-25 17:19:42,A20N,PR-YYG,37825,459,359
2021-03-25 17:19:38,AT76,PR-AQJ,8075,197,350
2021-03-25 17:19:42,E195,PR-AYO,6875,198,60
2021-03-25 17:19:41,C208,PT-MED,4700,173,108
2021-03-25 17:19:42,AT76,PR-AQR,21025,267,92
2021-03-25 17:19:41,E295,PS-AEG,4625,172,73
2021-03-25 17:19:38,AT76,PR-AKB,10075,256,269
2021-03-25 17:19:42,E195,PR-AUJ,3350,153,128
2021-03-25 17:19:42,E295,PR-PJN,4525,193,71
2021-03-25 17:19:42,E195,PR-AUH,37000,474,8
2021-03-25 17:19:39,A20N,PR-YRE,0,19,309
2021-03-25 17:19:42,A20N,PR-YSG,38000,441,221
2021-03-25 17:19:41,A20N,PR-YRW,12000,259,307
2021-03-25 17:19:42,AT76,PR-AKF,16925,179,347
2021-03-25 17:19:41,A21N,PR-YJB,27800,478,313
2021-03-25 17:19:41,A20N,PR-YYJ,0,12,317

Now, I didn't look into details - e.g. iz it possible to retrieve info for multiple companies or you need to make separate requests, but you get the idea.
Also, if you are going to scrap large amount of information - maybe it's better to look at some database, e.g. sqlite3 support comes with python standard library. Also consider that API can blok you if you are heavy on them - check their allowed limits.

Finally - maybe you need to take some tutorial/course, incl. about objects, OOP, etc.

[brunolelli]

Don't call this:

1	n_acft_voando = [dia, hora, nav[0], nav[1], nav[2]]

Until you've done this three times:

1 2	for i in range(0,len(empresas)):     nav.append(len(fr_api.get_flights(airline = empresas[i])))

It is difficult to say how such a thing is accomplished since it depends as much on what the program does as the nuts and bolts of coding the program so it doesn't crash. Right now all I have to work with is some code that doesn't work. it is difficult to know how to fix it unless I know what it is SUPPOSED to do.

What does this line do?

1	n_acft_voando = [dia, hora, nav[0], nav[1], nav[2]]

[/python]
Why does in need nav[0], nave[1] and nav[2]? What are nav[0], nav[1] and nav[2]?
I find it suspicious that these indices are hard coded when the outer loop may run more than 3 times based on this:

1 2	empresas = ['AZU', 'GLO', 'LAN'] #, 'JBU', 'AAL', 'DAL', 'ACA', 'UAL'

Is this a hint that empresas may be a larger list?. If so, maybe the proper way to code this is:

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for i in range(2):     nav.append(len(fr_api.get_flights(airline = empresas[i])))   for i in range(2,len(empresas)):     nav.append(len(fr_api.get_flights(airline = empresas[i])))     dados_voo = fr_api.get_flights(airline = empresas[i])        for k in range (0,len(dados_voo)):         substring = re.search(pattern, str(dados_voo[k])).group(1)         substring = substring.split(' - ')         modelo_tail = [x.replace(" ", ";") for x in substring]         n_acft_voando = [dia, hora, nav[i-2], nav[i-1], nav[i]]         acft_voando=[dia, hora, modelo_tail[0]]         print(acft_voando)            with open(r'C:\Users\bruno\Desktop\Voos\DB\AeronavesAr.txt', 'a', newline='') as f:             writer = csv.writer(f, delimiter=';')             writer.writerow(n_acft_voando)            with open(r'C:\Users\bruno\Desktop\Voos\DB\DetalhesAeronaves.txt', 'a', newline='') as f:             writer = csv.writer(f, delimiter=';')             writer.writerow(acft_voando)

Again, I don't know if this is correct.

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