Flights for commute...
 

does anyone know any sites where you can see all flight to/from for everyone that could be used for commuting. I have been using www.flightstats.com but SWA isnt on there (or on some others I have seen).
What else is out there?

If you have a palm or windows mobile device you can get SkyGuide. That's what I use, it's especially handy when I am in the process of commuting and have to change which flights I will be taking (all the schedules are downloaded to your PDA, no need for an internet connection). They say you have to pay for it, but I've had the "free trial" for almost 2 years and haven't paid a dime. Neither has anyone else I know that has it.

southwest doesn't list with CDSs. Southwest.com is your bet..
You can get a publication (electronic or print) of Official Airline Guide (OAG) but it's expensive.. Now , if i can find the link to ALPA's Fed Ex jumpseat website..

Nonrev.net
 

http://www.nonrev.net/tools/timetable/

Nonrev is a wonderful tool for commuters that not only tells you the direct flights, but how to connect through different cities and through different airlines. Some sites don't show SWA but this one does, the only flights you don't see are cargo operations

http://flightaware.com/ allows you to track all flights in order to see if they're running on time and when they will arrive.

Both are excellent tools that all pilots need to be aware of.

Awesome! Thank you thank you!

SkyGuide shows most SWA flights, they are listed as ATA codeshare flights. I dunno if they are all there, but many of them are. The only airline I can't seems to get on it is Allegiant.

Southwest is now listed on passrider.com

I always just go to the Allegiant website for their flights. Then go through like your buying a seat up until the point where you can pick your seat. Once there, you can get only an "idea" of what its booked to. I fly on them to and from Frestucky alot and there is always plenty of open seats and the crews along with the gate agents are always more than accommodating!

i like flyzed.com because theres just something about a happy face that makes you feel good. you need your 3 letter airline code and password though

I use flyzed.com almost on a daily basis! I like it even through they don't list any SouthWest or Allegiant flights on it, but the face indicater is a nice thing to see. I wish I could see more green than red faces from time to time. Guess it just reminds me too much of SkdPlus+ with all our red arrows!

Captain I flew with last week 30 in 7'd and rather than deadheading back to STL he grabbed his Skyguide, found a flight home from where we were and was back to BOS five hours sooner. Looked like it was worth the $50 or whatever he said the annual subscription costs.

skyguides are nice but you almost always have access to internet so i think its slightly unnecessary to have a subscription. if youre on an airplane sure it might help, but when you land and walk out the gate the computer screens are right there. but hey sometimes having it in your hands is nice. its like newspaper. sure i can read the news online, but theres something about that paper lying in front my hotel door in the morning that i cant resist.

www.passrider.com or you can try www.eskyguide.com