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Airline Route Mapper tool (windows based)
#452
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: VIE/ADL
Programs: QF Platinum/Lifetime Gold, LH Senator, AF Platinum
Posts: 87
Oneworld affiliates
Can one assume that checking the "codeshare and regionals" box captures all Affiliates (ie status credit earners) when displaying Oneworld routes? Or would it be better to add them all to the alliance in a text editor?
I suspect the latter, since (as an example) I don't think all Niki routes have equivalent Air Berlin codeshares, yet they are a OneWorld Affilliate.
I suspect the latter, since (as an example) I don't think all Niki routes have equivalent Air Berlin codeshares, yet they are a OneWorld Affilliate.
Last edited by traveller1971; Aug 16, 2012 at 12:08 am
#453
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: WAS
Posts: 3,010
Go into the directory where ARM is sitting. Open the alliances.dat file in the text editor of your choice. After the ST line, you can add a new line with an arbitrary name followed by one tab and the airline codes.
That's the way I just did it, anyway. The poster who's designed this may have a better solution.
Edit: this was in response to a previous post, the relevant portion of which has since been deleted. These are instructions for adding a new alliance that ARM can display.
That's the way I just did it, anyway. The poster who's designed this may have a better solution.
Edit: this was in response to a previous post, the relevant portion of which has since been deleted. These are instructions for adding a new alliance that ARM can display.
Last edited by cmn.jcs; Aug 16, 2012 at 12:11 am Reason: See post
#454
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: VIE/ADL
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Posts: 87
yeah, sorry about that - I figured it out and deleted that part of the question (although there was an odd problem with invisible () symbols that I solved by cutting and pasting an existing line in wordpad
#456
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: WAS
Posts: 3,010
No problem, just wanted to make sure someone else reading the post understood the context.
#458
Join Date: Sep 2012
Posts: 1
Hi,
great tool, although I've found it while looking for specific data.
Do you think that the routes data file could also contain the daily/weekly/monthly number of flights? Or do you know non-commercial source to obtain such data? I am desperately looking for it to complete my thesis...
great tool, although I've found it while looking for specific data.
Do you think that the routes data file could also contain the daily/weekly/monthly number of flights? Or do you know non-commercial source to obtain such data? I am desperately looking for it to complete my thesis...
#460
Join Date: Sep 2012
Posts: 2
Thanks for a brilliant tool, I use it all the time.
I seem to have found a bug, I run windows 7 (64bit) and every time I go to full screen on route mapper I lose the world map, all the airports are still there, if I expand by pulling the edges the map does not vanish ?
I seem to have found a bug, I run windows 7 (64bit) and every time I go to full screen on route mapper I lose the world map, all the airports are still there, if I expand by pulling the edges the map does not vanish ?
#463
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: used to be PER, now it's nowhere/eveywhere
Programs: QFF NB, AA GLD
Posts: 3,467
Was looking at Siberian (S7) flights in Russia, and discovered an airline called Isle of Scilly Skybus (airline code IOS - 3 chars!?), which flies to various places inside Russia - but does not fly to the Scily Isles (which are in the UK)
Is this an error, or what
Is this an error, or what
#464
Original Poster
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Germany
Posts: 3,791
The flights in question are opeared by IrAero. Appareltly they appear as "IOS" in some timetables.
#465
Moderator: Chase Ultimate Rewards
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: SFO
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Wanted to thank you again for the program. I was trying to book a somewhat complicated itinerary in the northwest of Spain and just could not make the connections work. The Mapper Tool showed me two flights on two different partner airlines I had never noticed. Was able to complete the booking at the lowest award level after consulting KVS on the flights this tool showed me.
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