Flight Schedules For Multiple Airlines Worldwide

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Airline Flight Schedules

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Before you begin using the flight schedules, be sure to read the tips to help you maximize your searches.

 

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Flight Schedules – How To Use

If you’re unfamiliar with the Before you begin using the flight schedule, be sure to read the tips to help you maximize your searches.

From/To

Enter the airport name, city name or airport code in the From and To boxes. Note that it is possible to enter an airport code or name and not receive a dropdown list box fro which to choose. If this occurs, don’t be alarmed as if you enter the airport code only, you will still receive results if its a correct airport code.

You may use the icon to quickly switch the From and To cities.

You may enter the code for particular cities as well as the airport codes itself. For example, NYC for the New York area; PAR for Paris, France; CHI for the Chicago area, BER for the Berlin, Germany area; LON for the London area; TYO for the Tokyo area; HOU for the Houston area. If you enter DAL though you’ll only get Dallas-Love Field and DFW will only give you Dallas/Ft. Worth airport.

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Flight Schedules Dates

Enter the date either using the calendar or the format MM/MDDYYYY. Only dates greater than or equal to today’s date is accepted.

Flight Schedules Sort Order

The default sort order for the search results is Departure Time. However, you may change this order Arrival Time, Duration or Connecting City. You may set any of these fields in your Profile if you are a Passrider Premium Member.

Airline

Choose the airline in question or use the default, “All” option. If you choose a particular and receive no results, try using the “All” option. Also, if you don’t see the airline you want listed, just send me a note and I’ll look into adding it.

Stops

The default is set to “Nonstops” unless pre-set in your Profile. This will show you only nonstop flights. Other options are ‘All Flights”, “Direct”, “One Stop/Two Stops.” A Direct flight means that the flight makes at least one stop, but the the flight number does not change.

Via

Sometimes you may want to only see flights that connect via a particular airport. Just enter the airport three-letter code only in this field. This helps if you want to avoid certain hubs where you know you may have issues due to weather, too many passriders, etc.

Specific Dates

If you choose Specific Date as “No” you will see 7 days worth of schedule and your selected date will be highlighted. Otherwise, you will only received the schedule for the date you entered/selected. It’s great to know the schedule for a whole week in case you don’t make your flight. Some places do not have daily service or the aircraft type is different on different or the departure times may be different as well.

Show Codeshare

The default is set to “No” unless pre-set in your Profile. This ensures that you do not see any codeshared flights in your results. A codeshared flight is one that is operated by one airline and marketed by many. This will happen as the airlines have a specific agreement. It’s important to choose No for this one as your pass agreement is usually on the airline operating the flight. As an example, Delta and KLM will codeshare on a flight from Amsterdam to Detroit, but the flight is operated by Delta. So if you have an agreement with KLM and not with Delta, you cannot get a pass on this flight.

Interline

The default is set to “No” unless pre-set in your Profile. This ensures that you do not see any Interline flight schedules in your results. e.g. results that involve multiple airlines who have interline agreements (agreements to work with each other to provide you a seamless flight).

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  5. Kerwin. I’ve been using your site for about 7 years. Lately, I have two complaints: its the most visually cluttered website on the internet. I know you have to pay the bills with advertising, but PLEASE, could you find some young graphic artist computer guy to do a one time OVERHAUL on your site? It looks terrible and the main content for me THE FLIGHT SCHEDULE is almost hiding itself on the right column, and you have so many pop ups that just as I begin entering an origin city, the whole screen jumps, so I have to scroll down to find the scheduler (again) and begin typing (again). It is beyond annoying. Lastly, you have listed many erroneous flights that don’t exist. This month, your schedule showed B6 flying 4 times per day BNA to FLL. Sorry, just one. I almost screwed my commute up on it. Not just B6. You showed AA having flights from BNA to MIA that did not exist. When in doubt, I have to go to actual airline sites like I am going to buy a ticket, just to back up your info. At that point, your site isn’t doing me much good, and I will go elsewhere, and your precious advertisers will have to find me somewhere else. You seem like a class act guy, so sorry to be down on you. Its just that your site has progressively gotten worse over the years instead of better. I fear the STAFF TRAVELLER  app will put you outta biz!

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    1. Sadly, I would have to agree here. I have enjoyed some of the ads, and definitely the travel stories, but the lack of organization and the clutter is pretty bad. Great otherwise. An idea for an upgrade would be to be able to type in a city and have a list of all the other flights/cities that serve it that day.
      Cheers

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  11. Hi Kevin, Great site!

    Thank you so much for doing this.

    Would it be possible to have a month view for direct flights or operating days of a direct flight?

    Thanks

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  12. I’ve been using this website for over a decade and have got my fellow coworkers hooked on it as well. It’s an invaluable resource. Yes, the “FLIGHT SCHEDULE” search is hiding the middle of the website on the mobile version, but on the desktop version, it’s still front and center.

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  20. Kerwin, I noticed that you couldn’t find an ATM in MIA on your last trip to the
    Caribbean.
    MIA apt does have an AA Credit union ATM – it is located on the second floor on the tram stop #2

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  23. Passrider has been a great help to me. I have recommended it to many and make a monthly donation.

    I have noticed a problem lately… United Airlines flights are not always displayed. Specifically, two-leg itineraries through Chicago do not show up even when ORD is entered in “Via.” The United app shows the two-leg trips correctly. This may be an issue with other hubs as well. I haven’t checked.

    Thank you!

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  24. Many “schedule sites” are cumbersome and are really trying to point you to booking sites. This site is quick and easy to use. Glad I stumbled upon it…really nice work.

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  25. Have you thought of offering an Ad free version to raise some money?

    Also is there a way to prevent the website from resetting search results when one returns back?

    Love the website though! Thank you sir

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  26. Hi Team,

    Edelweiss Air is going to operate schedule flights between Zurich and Colombo from End of Oct25 to May26. But the schedule is missing on your website. Can you please check.

    Thank you

    Best regards
    Banu

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    1. Hi Banu,

      Sorry for the delayed reply.
      Can you try this search again please. It should show now. Start your search on the home page.

      Thanks.
      Kerwin.

      Reply

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