gistfile1.php

<?php
    //get the class
    require_once('/path/to/flightaware/FlightAware.class.php');
    
    $flightaware = new FlightAware();
    
    /* Optionally, you can skip the config.ini and pass an array into the constructor
     *      $flightaware = new FlightAware(
     *          array("username"=>"","apiKey"=>"","requestURL"=>"flightxml.flightaware.com/json/FlightXML2/")
     *      );
     */
     
    /* Now we can start making calls to the API. There are 2 ways to do this. (Note, proper casing is important!)
     *
     * $flightaware->NameOfAPICall(array("inputParameter"=>"Value"));
     *
     * OR
     *
     * $flightaware->request('NameOfAPICall',array("inputParameter"=>"Value"));
     */
    
     
    //Let's see what the weather is like on the EAA grounds (KOSH)
    //The FlightAware API documentation says "AirportInfo" takes in 1 parameter, "airportCode".
    $eaaWeather = $flightaware->Metar(array("airport"=>"KOSH"));
    
    //With out the magic method call
    //$eaaWeather = $flightaware->request('Metar',array("airport"=>"KOSH"));
     
    echo $eaaWeather["MetarResult"]; //great, it's snowing again...