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Trying to learn scala. Wanted to know if this is the standard way of doing things in Scala - or is there a better way to write this code ?

Basically, this function returns a list of flights for an airline. But if the airline doesn't exist  , I want to throw some custom runtime exception. If that airline does exist, i want to return a list of flights (which could potentially be empty).

Coming from a Java background, I'm still trying to get to grips with the Scala way of doing things.

def getFlightsForAirline(id:Long):Try[Option[List[Flight]]] = {
     val maybeAirline:Option[Airline] = Airline.getById(id)
     
     maybeAirline match {
       case Some(airline) => {
          Success(Flight.getFlightsByAirline(airline))
       }
       case None => Failure(new RecordNotFoundException("Couldnt find airline"))
     }
   }

Basically, this function returns a list of flights for an airline. But if the airline doesn't exist, I want to throw some custom runtime exception. If that airline does exist, I want to return a list of flights (which could potentially be empty).

Is this is the standard way of doing things in Scala, or is there a better way to write this code?

Coming from a Java background, I'm still trying to get to grips with the Scala way of doing things.

def getFlightsForAirline(id:Long):Try[Option[List[Flight]]] = {
     val maybeAirline:Option[Airline] = Airline.getById(id)
     
     maybeAirline match {
       case Some(airline) => {
          Success(Flight.getFlightsByAirline(airline))
       }
       case None => Failure(new RecordNotFoundException("Couldnt find airline"))
     }
   }

Trying to learn scala. Wanted to know if this is the standard way of doing things in Scala - or is there a better way to write this code ? Basically, this function returns a list of flights for an airline. But if the airline doesn't exist , I want to throw some custom runtime exception. If that airline does exist, i want to return a list of flights (which could potentially be empty). Coming from a Java background, I'm still trying to get to grips with the Scala way of doing things.

def getFlightsForAirline(id:Long):Try[Option[List[Flight]]] = {
     val maybeAirline:Option[Airline] = Airline.getById(id)
     
     maybeAirline match {
       case Some(airline) => {
          Success(Flight.getFlightsByAirline(airline))
       }
       case None => Failure(new RecordNotFoundException("Couldnt find airline"))
     }
   }

Trying to learn scala. Wanted to know if this is the standard way of doing things in Scala - or is there a better way to write this code ?

Basically, this function returns a list of flights for an airline. But if the airline doesn't exist , I want to throw some custom runtime exception. If that airline does exist, i want to return a list of flights (which could potentially be empty).

Coming from a Java background, I'm still trying to get to grips with the Scala way of doing things.

def getFlightsForAirline(id:Long):Try[Option[List[Flight]]] = {
     val maybeAirline:Option[Airline] = Airline.getById(id)
     
     maybeAirline match {
       case Some(airline) => {
          Success(Flight.getFlightsByAirline(airline))
       }
       case None => Failure(new RecordNotFoundException("Couldnt find airline"))
     }
   }