How can you tell ..... a couple of Qs.
Oct 31, 2009, 8:35 pm
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How can you tell ..... a couple of Qs.
1) If your flight originates in another city first?
I tried http://www.flightview.com/. If is shows no other city prior to your city on the flight number can you assume that there will be no passengers on the plane when you board. Or does WN use different flight numbers for different city pairs?
I am flying 3225 AUS - LAS on 11/1 and want to know if the flight is originating in AUS.
2) Is there any way to know load levels on the flight in advance, without waiting to get to the airport and ask the GA?
I tried http://www.flightview.com/. If is shows no other city prior to your city on the flight number can you assume that there will be no passengers on the plane when you board. Or does WN use different flight numbers for different city pairs?
I am flying 3225 AUS - LAS on 11/1 and want to know if the flight is originating in AUS.
2) Is there any way to know load levels on the flight in advance, without waiting to get to the airport and ask the GA?
Oct 31, 2009, 9:33 pm
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Join Date: Jul 2001
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1. See http://flyerguide.com/wiki/index.php...ular_flight.3F If the link doesn't work, it's from the Wiki FAQ linked from the top of this forum, section 6.1.4. Based on the PDF schedule from the Southwest site, I find that flight originating at AUS. It would not take thru pax unless the flight number were the same.
2. Basically, you can only see if you can book 8 passengers on that flight.
2. Basically, you can only see if you can book 8 passengers on that flight.