Non-Rev Tools
Non-rev tools I built to make flying standby easier, all in one place. Start with the two most used. Then explore the rest. Most are free. A few are for Premium members.
Flight Schedules
Non-rev flight schedules for airlines worldwide. Look up who flies the route before you list.
Search Flight SchedulesHow to use it →OA Flight Loads
A flight load checker powered by the community. See how full that flight really is on other airlines.
Check OA Flight LoadsHow to check your standby position →Schedules and Departure Boards
More ways to see what is flying, by route, by airport and by airline.
Plan Your Trip
Work out your routing, your odds and your backup plan before you leave home.
Explore and Calculate
For the aviation geek in all of us.
Non-Rev Tools: Questions and Answers
What does non-rev mean?
Non-rev is short for non-revenue. It is how airline employees, retirees, their families and buddy pass riders fly: standby, on a pass, when there is an open seat. Read more in What Is Non-Rev Travel?
What are non-rev tools?
Non-rev tools help you plan a standby trip. On Passrider.com that means flight schedules, flight loads, a route planner, departure boards and more. They are all on this page.
Are the non-rev tools free?
Most of them are. Airport Schedules and London to North America are for Premium members. OA Flight Loads is for airline employees only.
What does OA mean?
OA means other airline. That is any airline other than the one you work for.
Which tool should I start with?
Flight Schedules. It is the most used tool on the site. Then check OA Flight Loads if you are flying on another airline.
Can family and buddy pass riders use these tools?
Yes. The free tools are open to everyone. OA Flight Loads is for airline employees only.
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