Easy way to see whether flight is A320 or E-190?
Jan 14, 2010, 8:09 am
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Easy way to see whether flight is A320 or E-190?
I couldn't find a post for this on the forum, or the Jetblue site, but apologies in advance if I've missed something obvious.
Is there an easy way to see which type of aircraft will operate a particular flight, without making a dummy booking and getting as far as the seat selection page? I've looked in the on-line and off-line timetables, but they don't mention the aircraft type.
Is there an easy way to see which type of aircraft will operate a particular flight, without making a dummy booking and getting as far as the seat selection page? I've looked in the on-line and off-line timetables, but they don't mention the aircraft type.
Jan 14, 2010, 10:47 am
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I couldn't find a post for this on the forum, or the Jetblue site, but apologies in advance if I've missed something obvious.
Is there an easy way to see which type of aircraft will operate a particular flight, without making a dummy booking and getting as far as the seat selection page? I've looked in the on-line and off-line timetables, but they don't mention the aircraft type.
Is there an easy way to see which type of aircraft will operate a particular flight, without making a dummy booking and getting as far as the seat selection page? I've looked in the on-line and off-line timetables, but they don't mention the aircraft type.
I'm hoping that when B6 fully switchs over to the sabre booking system that there will be an easier way that surfaces shortly there after.
Jan 14, 2010, 11:54 am
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Originally Posted by Seat13c
This has been brought up in conversations before. Most of us do bring up dummy reservations to check to see what type of bird they're flying on that flight. The other option is going through flightaware.
I'm hoping that when B6 fully switchs over to the sabre booking system that there will be an easier way that surfaces shortly there after.
I'm hoping that when B6 fully switchs over to the sabre booking system that there will be an easier way that surfaces shortly there after.
Last edited by ag51; Jan 14, 2010 at 12:33 pm
Jan 14, 2010, 2:50 pm
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FlightAware will show you what HAS operated the flight, not necessarily what WILL operate the flight.
You really need to search the schedule to see what is likely to operate the flight. A shameless self-promoting plug for http://tools.wanderingaramean.com/timetable.aspx. It is free and you can limit the search to just jetBlue if you want. The results show the scheduled aircraft type:
You really need to search the schedule to see what is likely to operate the flight. A shameless self-promoting plug for http://tools.wanderingaramean.com/timetable.aspx. It is free and you can limit the search to just jetBlue if you want. The results show the scheduled aircraft type:
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Timetable -- JFK-BUF for date: 201001140000 on carrier JetBlue Airways
Carrier|Flight|From |To |Dep. Time|Arr. Time|Schedule|Equipment|Duration|Exceptions|
B6 |666 |JFK |BUF |12:10 |13:35 |1234567 |E90 |1:25 | |
B6 |68 |JFK |BUF |13:52 |15:23 |1234567 |320 |1:31 | |
B6 |66 |JFK |BUF |16:07 |17:50 |1234567 |320 |1:43 | |
B6 |6130 |JFK |BUF |18:39 |20:19 |1234567 |E90 |1:40 | |
B6 |610 |JFK |BUF |21:00 |22:38 |1--45-7 |320 |1:38 | |
B6 |6112 |JFK |BUF |22:55 |00:20+1 |1234567 |E90 |1:25 | |
B6 |1014 |JFK |BOS |17:30 |19:00 |12345-7 |320 |4:04 | |
^^B6 |1219 |BOS |BUF |20:00 |21:34 | |E90 | | |
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Jan 14, 2010, 3:05 pm
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If you search on Kayak and then click the "details" link on the specific itinerary you want, you will be able to see what kind of equipment Jetblue is using for each flight. Very easy.
Jan 14, 2010, 6:09 pm
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Sabre conversion
This has been brought up in conversations before. Most of us do bring up dummy reservations to check to see what type of bird they're flying on that flight. The other option is going through flightaware.
I'm hoping that when B6 fully switchs over to the sabre booking system that there will be an easier way that surfaces shortly there after.
I'm hoping that when B6 fully switchs over to the sabre booking system that there will be an easier way that surfaces shortly there after.