I’m starting to research a new destination. Since there’s no direct flight from the Philippines to this new destination, I’m having a ball sniffing out the possible flight connections to get there.
One particular airline has a very sucky website. They don’t have a flight schedule posted online, so I had to rely on good ‘ol Google.
Lucky enough, I found this tool over at the Airwise website. Basically, with that simple search box, you can find ALL the flights originating from your city to your destination at a given date, including the flights back, the stops and connection in between flights, flight duration and aircraft type.
Nifty, isn’t it? The airlines and airports are identified through their codes though. If you’re not familiar with the codes, head on to AirlineAndAirportLinks.com. It has an extensive listing of both airport and airline codes. You can sort the list by name, region and code. Ctrl+F will come in handy here *wink wink*
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Posted on June 17, 2006
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Tags: check_flights_online, flight_schedules
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Very interesting find and useful find! Thanks for sharing. Looking forward for more of your travel logs.
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