How to Check All Flights Out of Base?
 

Please remind me how to check all flights out of a base by aircraft type and date, i.e., all 737 out of CLE on XX date?

Driving me nuts.

TIA.

CC, go to settings, change your primary BES, select All Trips. 👍🏻

Or are you referring to SSD/Real Time Tools? That works too. 😁

But doesn’t CC show only pairings that are starting on a particular date? I am trying to find a way to see all departing flights on a date, even if they are mid pairing.

I’ve looked at CC before for that, thought there were only so many flights left, and had CS tell me there were several more to go.

What is the other real time thingy?

Google FlightAware flight tracker, browse by airport, then departures (which are listed by time), then look for UAL call sign with your equipment type. It’s somewhat cumbersome, but will show all the departures.

Maxgumby.com?

If you get a Standard membership at Flightstats.com you can look up departures and arrivals at pretty much any airport. You can select just UAL departures. Or just A320 departures. Or you can select UAL A320 departures.

I didn't think it would be worth the $2.99 a month, but it turns out I use the feature pretty regularly. For example, when facing an imminent SC assignment I'll use it to figure out whether the 0200 or 0700 SCs have more potentially assignable departures. I'll then pick up the SC with fewer assignable departures. I also use it to see all delayed flights at my home airport when preparing to commute. If commuting to D.C., I can also set it to show departures from my home to BWI and DCA as well as IAD.

this is the best resource. Shows equipment, gate, etc..

How do you access ssd/real time tools? Not familiar.

https://ssd.ual.com/

Click the link that says “goal/performance” once you are on the page. When I was on reserve, I used this page when I had a short call. Gives you some idea of which flights you can be used for.