2009 and 2010 Star Alliance Timetable PDFs
 

Hello all, bit of a longshot but always worth a try...

I'm using Corona lockdown to try and identify the aircraft reg and type of all 1,049 flights I've taken since 1992. Clearly type is easier than reg, and I have just fifteen flights remaining that are missing an aircraft type. Two of which are Lufthansa flights:

LH3230 / 06 Feb 2010 / MUC - KBP
LH3889 / 30 Jul 2009 / MXP - FRA

I wonder if anybody has a copy of the Star Alliance PDF timetables (similar to this one from 2008) for these periods, which should show the aircraft type on these two flights? My guess is they are A320 or A321, but I'd love to have certainty! Thank you!

PS - bonus points if somehow you can find out the registration code!

For anybody interested in doing similar, here are the sources I've been using for this project:
https://www.acarsd.org/world_ACARS_reports.html
https://www.flightera.net/en/flight/ba/ba175#calendar
http://www.lhr-lgw.co.uk/archive-main-munu.html
https://www.transtats.bts.gov/ONTIME/Departures.aspx
https://wandr.me/bts/
https://ba97.com/diary.asp

Thanks Oliver. Unfortunately I've tried all the resources listed in that long thread (and summarised in my OP). It would seem the timetable is likely the only route now. Hopefully somebody might have PDF copies by chance!

LH timetables are hosted on oim since 2012, the web archive has a nice overview of the various versions: https://web.archive.org/web/2019*/ht...metable_en.pdf

2004-11 the files used to be hosted on LHtimetable.com: https://web.archive.org/web/20090301...ble.com/LH.pdf

Your period was not archived.

Thanks again Oliver. So close!

And seems the Star Alliance timetable on WebArchive has just before, and just after the times I need, but not exactly! https://web.archive.org/web/20091101...arAlliance.pdf

Hopefully, somebody might happen to have an old *A or LH copy saved on their computer. Fingers crossed!

The ACARSDB has records from 2009 & 2010 where you should find the tail numbers too. I can't get it to work though: https://www.acarsd.org/acars_search.html

Indeed, I've used ACARS for many of my flights, but unfortunately there is no record of these flights (or their returns) on my dates having searched by both flight number and origin/destination. :-(.

Or just down load the entire record for 2009 & 10 then search the file.

Does Flightware's database go back that far? I think it's a subscription but you can grab detailed history of airports, individual routes, etc.

Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately FlightAware seems to only go back eight months on their highest Enterprise package. FYI Flightera (link in the OP) goes back to Sept 2017 and is free :tu:.

Planefinder goes back to 2009...

According to their FAQ it's only back to April 2011?

I have anyway signed up to their premium account now, and unless I'm doing something wrong on their app, I can only get historical flight data to show back to August 2017, which is the same as Flightera. Not sure if I'm doing something wrongly?

Well, FWIW, there's a semi-active thread in UA Forum: Aircraft registration / tail number for past flights

Some folks may be able to assist there.

David

You could try on the german VFT forums, they are quite good at finding flights all the way back to 1998 in my case even. https://www.vielfliegertreff.de/airl...suche-193.html