PDF timetable: flights to nowhere
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PDF timetable: flights to nowhere
In the PDF version of the timetable, there seem to be flights that leave an airport, but do not go anywhere.
Take Bimini Island (BIM). Neither of the flights (9274 and 9191) go anywhere. On the same page, flight 88 out of PEK seems to go to Newark and then leave to oblivion...
What's up with that?
[Am I a weirdo for actually looking at this thing?]
Take Bimini Island (BIM). Neither of the flights (9274 and 9191) go anywhere. On the same page, flight 88 out of PEK seems to go to Newark and then leave to oblivion...
What's up with that?
[Am I a weirdo for actually looking at this thing?]
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Yeah, you must the first one to notice. Anyways, FLL and IAH are so insignificant places in the world that some editor probably decides it won't matter to omit them.
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In the PDF version of the timetable, there seem to be flights that leave an airport, but do not go anywhere.
Take Bimini Island (BIM). Neither of the flights (9274 and 9191) go anywhere. On the same page, flight 88 out of PEK seems to go to Newark and then leave to oblivion...
What's up with that?
[Am I a weirdo for actually looking at this thing?]
Take Bimini Island (BIM). Neither of the flights (9274 and 9191) go anywhere. On the same page, flight 88 out of PEK seems to go to Newark and then leave to oblivion...
What's up with that?
[Am I a weirdo for actually looking at this thing?]
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I had a professor who would pay you $5 for every typo/error you found on the "pre-publish" version of his book that we used in class.
If only ralfp would get some miles for proof-reading the timetable!
If only ralfp would get some miles for proof-reading the timetable!
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I thought 9xxx flight numbers were ferry/test flights...
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I had a prof. who would give us one point out of 100 on our final grade for finding typos in his book. Of course his book was the the textbook for the class, so finding typos meant reading the darn thing...
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[KVS Availability Tool 2.8.1/Platinum - Amadeus: Timetable]
Code:
FLL Ft Lauderdale Int'l FL US [KFLL] BIM MON 09 Apr 2007 - 16 Apr 2007 Carrier Flight From Depart To Arrive A/C St Frequency | Dur'n | Dep T | Arr T | Exceptions --------- ------ ---- --------- ---- --------- ---- ---- ---------------------------------------------- CO/** 9191 FLL 15:10 BIM 15:45 BE1 0 12345-- 00:35 1 - CO/** 9191 FLL 15:30 BIM 16:05 BE1 0 -----6- 00:35 1 - CO/** 9191 FLL 16:30 BIM 17:05 BE1 0 ------7 00:35 1 -
Code:
BIM FLL Ft Lauderdale Int'l FL US [KFLL] MON 09 Apr 2007 - 16 Apr 2007 Carrier Flight From Depart To Arrive A/C St Frequency | Dur'n | Dep T | Arr T | Exceptions --------- ------ ---- --------- ---- --------- ---- ---- ---------------------------------------------- CO/** 9191 BIM 16:10 FLL 16:45 BE1 0 12345-- 00:35 - 1 CO/** 9191 BIM 16:25 FLL 17:00 BE1 0 -----6- 00:35 - 1 CO/** 9191 BIM 17:30 FLL 18:05 BE1 0 ------7 00:35 - 1
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Just noticed another thing on the downloadable PDF timetables:
All flights under 500 miles now say "500 mi". I think it should go back to displaying actual miles.
All flights under 500 miles now say "500 mi". I think it should go back to displaying actual miles.

