Best commuting website to mix airlines
07-08-2014 | 10:02 PM
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Best commuting website to mix airlines
Is there a website that can build connecting flights between carriers to help plan a commute?
For example, from DEN to IAH on Southwest, then IAH to MIA on United.
For example, from DEN to IAH on Southwest, then IAH to MIA on United.
07-09-2014 | 12:06 AM
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Passrider.com/mobile (no ads on mobile site
)Type in city codes and date & hit show schedules..
In results page go to the address/url bar and find where it says "interline=N" and change it to read "interline=Y" hit enter...
Voila, you have interline itineraries.
happy commuting.
07-09-2014 | 04:41 AM
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I don't see "interline" but I do see "code share" is that what you meant? The code share does help come up with other options.
What I'm really looking for is connections that are not a code share.
A better example would be SWA from DEN to TUL, then AA from TUL to MIA.
What I'm really looking for is connections that are not a code share.
A better example would be SWA from DEN to TUL, then AA from TUL to MIA.
07-09-2014 | 08:31 AM
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I use the app "FlightView". You can disable code sharing so you don't see the 10 different flight numbers. I used it the other day for my commute and it brought up a flight that was a repo and the people at the airport didn't even know about...
It gives you gate info as well.
It gives you gate info as well.
07-09-2014 | 07:29 PM
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I use the app "FlightView". You can disable code sharing so you don't see the 10 different flight numbers. I used it the other day for my commute and it brought up a flight that was a repo and the people at the airport didn't even know about...
It gives you gate info as well.
It gives you gate info as well.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...lightview_free
i have it, never really seemed to work well for me
07-09-2014 | 08:01 PM
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this?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...lightview_free
i have it, never really seemed to work well for me
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...lightview_free
i have it, never really seemed to work well for me
What issues have you had with it? Gates have been right and all the listed flights for my commute (both ways) have been accurate...
I just do "by route" and uncheck the "share coseshares" and it works fine for me...
I've also used FlightAware, but you can't arrange them by departure time...
07-09-2014 | 08:11 PM
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Quicktrip and Passrider are probably about as good as you're going to get honestly. The biggest issue is, Southwest is anti-social. So they don't really mingle well when it comes to interlining and schedules like most of the industry. So it really become a giant PITA if you want to design an itinerary that connects to/from them.
07-09-2014 | 08:13 PM
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hmmmm...yeah - thats it. It's worked for me so far...?
What issues have you had with it? Gates have been right and all the listed flights for my commute (both ways) have been accurate...
I just do "by route" and uncheck the "share coseshares" and it works fine for me...
I've also used FlightAware, but you can't arrange them by departure time...
What issues have you had with it? Gates have been right and all the listed flights for my commute (both ways) have been accurate...
I just do "by route" and uncheck the "share coseshares" and it works fine for me...
I've also used FlightAware, but you can't arrange them by departure time...
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