Searching flights by time and airport
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at 08:11 by LondonSurgeon.
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LondonSurgeonParticipantIs there anyway of searching for flights from a specific airport but only by time and no destination, e.g. which flights leave gatwick or heathrow after 8pm on a friday evening?
At the moment I do a skyscanner or google flight search but have to go through each destination with the time filter. Is there an easier way to do this?
Thanks
29 Sep 2016
at 14:32
LondonSurgeonParticipantMartyn – that’s brilliant thanks
Flightaware only does live data
Flightstats has a departures and arrivals tool that covers the next week – so much easier.
Thanks
29 Sep 2016
at 14:45
LondonSurgeonParticipantFaro – unfortunately most only do the same day – heathrow does the current day and the day after.
Gatwick allows searching of their timetable but you need to know the destination or search them one by one.
Flightstatus is good but shame it only does the week ahead.
29 Sep 2016
at 19:56
LuganoPirateParticipantOr check Flightradar24. Go to the relevant airport and you so see all the departures.
29 Sep 2016
at 20:35
Ekond222Participant…Some of you hard core business travellers will remember the business travellers bible ‘The ABC’…all travel departments/travel agents & airlines subscribed to this on a monthly basis (I think the may have stopped the printed version only a few years ago)…essentially an indexed listing of every scheduled service by airport on the planet…it’s now an on-line service
It may not be a free service..
29 Sep 2016
at 21:49
LondonSurgeonParticipantUnfortunately Flightradar24 is only on the day and oag is subscription only.
Flight status works quite well. Am surprised there is no repository of current airline timetables.
29 Sep 2016
at 21:52
FlightlevelParticipantPlanefinder Free also gives you live data and on a PC you can replay historic dates & times and “live” flights. It can also be used to revisit the last moments of a flight that crashed or went missing if the aircraft was in range of the signal.
30 Sep 2016
at 06:15
theavidtravellerParticipantYou can try google flights. Your departure airport is fixed but your destination airport can be a whole continent i.e. Europe. You can filter by flight times after x.
Not perfect but may get you to what you want.
30 Sep 2016
at 08:03
LondonSurgeonParticipantHi avidtraveller – yes I use google flights a lot. I have tried the flight times tool with the map. Has worked so far but not sure how they aggregate their data as in is it live or is it from what others have searched like kayak.Also, have had problems booking some of the flights that google suggests so I use it for suggestions and don’t trust the price until I have clicked through and double checked it. The prices can vary wildly from the google suggestion.
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