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Information on Load requests
The number of seats for sale for a flight are available via ExpertFlyer.com, a subscription-based service with a 5-day free trial. A subscription is $9.99/month and can be enabled and disabled any time. It is encouraged to subscribe rather than post repeatedly in this thread.
NB: Op-up changes or overselling of a flight cannot be determined with certainty from this information, only inferred to be more or less probable.
For a once-off load request please follow these guidelines:
Flight loads >7 days out are not very useful, as the airline could still sell many seats, unless availability of a specific fare bucket (e.g. Business Saver upgrade) is requested. If you wish to know the general flight load please don't post >7 days before departure.
When requesting a load please provide the following information:
- Date of flight (departure date)
- Flight Number
- Origin
- Destination
These four fields are mandatory in searching on ExpertFlyer (see screenshot below) and it isn't fair to except those who pay for their subscriptions to also have to go look up which cities a specific flight number is from and to (also some flight numbers are onward flights (5th freedom routes, e.g. CMB-MLE) and loads will differ significantly depending on which sector of the flight is checked.

The number of seats for sale for a flight are available via ExpertFlyer.com, a subscription-based service with a 5-day free trial. A subscription is $9.99/month and can be enabled and disabled any time. It is encouraged to subscribe rather than post repeatedly in this thread.
NB: Op-up changes or overselling of a flight cannot be determined with certainty from this information, only inferred to be more or less probable.
For a once-off load request please follow these guidelines:
Flight loads >7 days out are not very useful, as the airline could still sell many seats, unless availability of a specific fare bucket (e.g. Business Saver upgrade) is requested. If you wish to know the general flight load please don't post >7 days before departure.
When requesting a load please provide the following information:
- Date of flight (departure date)
- Flight Number
- Origin
- Destination
These four fields are mandatory in searching on ExpertFlyer (see screenshot below) and it isn't fair to except those who pay for their subscriptions to also have to go look up which cities a specific flight number is from and to (also some flight numbers are onward flights (5th freedom routes, e.g. CMB-MLE) and loads will differ significantly depending on which sector of the flight is checked.

Flight Load Check request
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2010
Location: MEL
Posts: 105
Flight Load Check request
Hi!
Would someone mind doing a load check for me on EK 192 (LISBON to DXB) on Sat 31 Dec 2016 in Y cabin.
And as a bonus advise which day +/- 1 day around this date has the lightest load.
Thanks!
JRM
Would someone mind doing a load check for me on EK 192 (LISBON to DXB) on Sat 31 Dec 2016 in Y cabin.
And as a bonus advise which day +/- 1 day around this date has the lightest load.
Thanks!
JRM
#2
Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: DXB
Programs: EK, AA, DL, UA, SPG, HGP, Amex
Posts: 1,206
Here you go. Looks like Jan 1 is a 2-Class.
EK 192:
30 Dec F2 A0 J0 C0 I0 O0 P0 Y5 E5 R5 W5 M0 B0 U0 K0 H0 Q0 L0 T0 V0 X0
31 Dec F4 A4 J7 C7 I7 O0 P4 Y4 E4 R4 W4 M0 B0 U0 K0 H0 Q0 L0 T0 V0 X0
01 Jan J1 C1 I0 O0 P0 Y0 E0 R0 W0 M0 B0 U0 K0 H0 Q0 L0 T0 V0 X0
EK 192:
30 Dec F2 A0 J0 C0 I0 O0 P0 Y5 E5 R5 W5 M0 B0 U0 K0 H0 Q0 L0 T0 V0 X0
31 Dec F4 A4 J7 C7 I7 O0 P4 Y4 E4 R4 W4 M0 B0 U0 K0 H0 Q0 L0 T0 V0 X0
01 Jan J1 C1 I0 O0 P0 Y0 E0 R0 W0 M0 B0 U0 K0 H0 Q0 L0 T0 V0 X0
#3
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: MAN DXB ✈️
Programs: Skywards Gold
Posts: 6,807
#4
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2010
Location: MEL
Posts: 105
Y looks sold out to me on all days.
Basically, I'm hoping to travel standby on this route as an employee of a third party aviation company. I would like to understand my chances of getting on board!
Can you offer any more info?
Thanks,
Jim
#5
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Scotland, Spain
Programs: Skywards Gold, Amex Plat, SkyTeam Silver
Posts: 1,104
So this essentially means 4 seats available in Economy Class?
Can you see how many people are on standby?
Basically, I'm hoping to travel standby on this route as an employee of a third party aviation company. I would like to understand my chances of getting on board!
Can you offer any more info?
Thanks,
Jim
Can you see how many people are on standby?
Basically, I'm hoping to travel standby on this route as an employee of a third party aviation company. I would like to understand my chances of getting on board!
Can you offer any more info?
Thanks,
Jim
#6
Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: Economy, mostly :(
Programs: Skywards Gold
Posts: 7,803
So this essentially means 4 seats available in Economy Class?
Can you see how many people are on standby?
Basically, I'm hoping to travel standby on this route as an employee of a third party aviation company. I would like to understand my chances of getting on board!
Can you offer any more info?
Thanks,
Jim
Can you see how many people are on standby?
Basically, I'm hoping to travel standby on this route as an employee of a third party aviation company. I would like to understand my chances of getting on board!
Can you offer any more info?
Thanks,
Jim
#8
Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: Economy, mostly :(
Programs: Skywards Gold
Posts: 7,803
Perhaps the 1st is the best chance given the possibility of no-shows due to hangover. 2.30pm departure means a handful of people could conceivably oversleep
#9
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2010
Location: MEL
Posts: 105
Haha at the hangover no-show comment. I did think the same. But at the same time, I think it's even more sold.
#10
Join Date: Nov 2013
Posts: 5,425
#11
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2010
Location: MEL
Posts: 105
Thanks!
JRM
#12
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2010
Location: MEL
Posts: 105
#13
Join Date: Sep 2015
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: WY SL, EK Gold, CX MPO
Posts: 185