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Originally Posted by florin
(Post 7857842)
This tool has been around for years. It's not exactly KVS or ExpertFlyer, but it can be very helpful. One advantage is that it works off line. So if you find yourself in the air and you know you're going to be late and miss your connection, you can look up some other possibilities. (We all know that being informed can be helpful when dealing with the TA.)
Besides, nwa.com sucks when it comes to finding partner flights (AF, KL,...). This tool is MUCH better. peace, ~Ben~ |
Ah, I was talking about the World Timetable application that you can download and install on your PC. I got confused, sorry.
Oh, and the flash thing sucks. |
Originally Posted by slippahs
(Post 7853511)
Tells me there is a non-stop between HNL-BOS AND HNL-MEM.... :confused:
The map seems good for showing cities served but that's it. |
Originally Posted by DavidDTW
(Post 7853152)
A note further down the page says the program only works on Windows PC (not Macs). Could that be your problem?
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Originally Posted by Seat13c
(Post 7858803)
The (flash) map also shows a PNS-GRR route (Like that's going to happen any time soon :D ). It is very misleading as far as actual NW routes go.
The map seems good for showing cities served but that's it. |
I love interactive route maps like this, but this one is pretty far from being useful.
At least it beats the on-line maps that only show cities served. |
I am looking forward to printing the .pdf file, making it into a pamphlet, and carrying it around like I did the schedules they used to give out at the counters (this was back when you still went to the counter to check in) and on planes.
For those not familiar with the old printed schedules, they were long, narrow booklets that looked identical to the .pdf format. I am guessing this was constructed by an over-40-er who was also tired of always having to learn a new system. ;) Forward into the past! |
New interactive route map on NWA.COM
Anybody noticed the new interactive route map on NWA.COM? It shows all routes from hubs as well as from remote destinations. One gripe is that it won't show the correct tPac routes with schedule changes after 2JUN.
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It seems to be the same thing, as far as I can tell.
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Originally Posted by florin
(Post 7858774)
Ah, I was talking about the World Timetable application that you can download and install on your PC. I got confused, sorry.
Oh, and the flash thing sucks. There are two versions of the ST route map Flash version and non-Flash version. AFAIK, they've all been around for a while now. |
Originally Posted by tharris
(Post 7861103)
I am looking forward to printing the .pdf file, making it into a pamphlet, and carrying it around like I did the schedules they used to give out at the counters (this was back when you still went to the counter to check in) and on planes.
For those not familiar with the old printed schedules, they were long, narrow booklets that looked identical to the .pdf format. I am guessing this was constructed by an over-40-er who was also tired of always having to learn a new system. ;) Forward into the past! |
I wish there was a scheduling app I could download to my blackberry.
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Originally Posted by StuartMI
(Post 9264032)
I wish there was a scheduling app I could download to my blackberry.
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