Airline destination questions

Real World Aviation
#1

Sorry if this is supposed to be in general but does anyone know if there are any websites (excluding airline websites) that will give you a full list of where an airline flies to?

#2

Wikipedia is a great place to start!

Go to wikipedia.com and type in the airline.
On the left side, you can ā€œfast forwardā€ to the destinations category of the article.

Hope that helps!

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#3

Thanks I will do that

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#4

actually it is not what I am looking for

#5

I use flightconnector.com, you pick your city and it shows all the places served from that airport. You can pick a certain route and see the airlines and times.

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#6

apparently the server could not be found

I want a website were I can type in an airline and it will give me all the destinations that an airline serves. this is for a VA

#7

Are you able to share the VA name?

#8

If KPIT is in question just ask me, I probably knowā€¦ šŸ˜‚

I spend way to much time on the arrival boardā€¦ šŸ˜‚

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#9

What I do is go to the airline wikipedia.

Lets take BA for example.

On the right bar there is a list of hubs, Gatwick, Heathrow are the only ones listed but I know they also operate out of City, Bristol, Manchester, Birmingham, etcā€¦ then you go to those wikipedia articles, linked, and scroll down to routes. In the British Airways row you can find a complete list of airports that they operate too, divided into year round and seasonal.

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#10

Oh my bad! Itā€™s actually flightconnections.com instead of flightconnector. Apologies about that.

#11

Itā€™s Us airways VA. we having to redo it and the CEO wants to use the AA routes

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#12

Oh thatā€™s kind of difficult since itā€™s defunct now

#13

Like I said the CEO wants to use AA routes as they bought US air

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#14

So is there gonna be US Airways routes too or just AA routes with the name of US Airways?

#15

I think a lot of the US air and AA routes are the same. Cause they were also partners

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#16

I donā€™t know if this helps but here is a map of current AA routes
https://aa.fltmaps.com/en

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#17

Iā€™ve looked there. But they donā€™t have a list. Thanks tho :)

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#18

Well to not be a complete and utter copycat of American Virtual I would only do the routes of US Airways hubs, PHX, CLT, PHL, etc.

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#19

@KPIT has something to say about this

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#20

Donā€™t get me startedā€¦ šŸ˜‘

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