Route maps now online: OpenFlights meets Airline Route Mapper
Two of FlyerTalk's favorite tools are now available in one handy package: OpenFlights the flight logger (thread) now incorporates the awesome 53,000+ route database from Airline Route Mapper (thread), so you can just point and click on more or less any airport in the world to see where you can fly from there. Here's a screenshot:
http://openflights.org/demo/openflig...mple-bigtn.png To try it out, just browse to http://openflights.org, enter the name/city/IATA code of your favorite airport in the new Search bar at the bottom, and click on Search. You can also read more about it in the blog. Let me know what you think, and even more importantly, what you'd like to see next! Airline route maps are probably the next on the to-do list... and a big thanks to cockpitvisit, without whose data this would never have been possible. |
The airline routes don't quite work for routes that have an intermediate stop. For instance, BA flies from LHR to EZE with a stop at GRU, but if I enter LHR as a starting point, the mapper shows the flight terminating in GRU.
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Very cool for us Linux users. ^
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Originally Posted by csdf
(Post 11972985)
The airline routes don't quite work for routes that have an intermediate stop. For instance, BA flies from LHR to EZE with a stop at GRU, but if I enter LHR as a starting point, the mapper shows the flight terminating in GRU.
However, I'm currently working on extracting route data from users' actual flights, which should fill in some gaps. |
Just tried it with SFO, for me, it seems a bit problematic -- page doesn't load entirely, etc.
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Am I missing something? When I put in PVD... I get 25 lines... but no map in the background... have to actually click on each plane to see what airport it is... while I can guess on most... it would be much nicer to have maps in the background for reference.
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Originally Posted by wharvey
(Post 11978328)
Am I missing something? When I put in PVD... I get 25 lines... but no map in the background... have to actually click on each plane to see what airport it is... while I can guess on most... it would be much nicer to have maps in the background for reference.
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Originally Posted by sbm12
(Post 11978340)
Sounds like the image tiles aren't loading correctly. That happens sometimes on weekends, IME.
Click the + sign on the top-right and then choose the other radio button option there. That might work better. |
Wow! Those website are so incredible. I am never seen it before. It was so much easier for me where I can find for which specific routes. Here some of specific routes:
FLL is 132 nonstop destinations cities MIA is 200 nonstop destinations cities LHR is almsot 400 nonstop out of Heathrow. It is lot of routes where come from. It was too many airlines are flying into Heathrow. I didn't realize know that. You can select for which routes will look it up to tell you which airlines are already flies out of FLL, MIA, LHR, GRU and anywhere whole of the world. Thank you so much for giving me best your new website. I am really likes it lot. Now, I can tell you for which airlines are already direct or codeshare. |
Originally Posted by N830MH
(Post 11984477)
FLL is 132 nonstop destinations cities
MIA is 200 nonstop destinations cities LHR is almsot 400 nonstop out of Heathrow. It is lot of routes where come from. It was too many airlines are flying into Heathrow. I didn't realize know that. Still an awesome feature, and my hat is definitely off to jpatokal for implementing it. Bravo! |
Originally Posted by joejones
(Post 12002166)
Keep in mind that those numbers include codeshare routes, so many operated routes get counted twice, or five times, depending on how many airlines are interested in adding their code to the flight in question.
Still an awesome feature, and my hat is definitely off to jpatokal for implementing it. Bravo! |
Very cool!
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Originally Posted by jpatokal
(Post 12007466)
Thank ye muchly! And for my next trick, I'll be pulling airline route maps out of a hat and enabling airline filtering of airport maps -- tune in next week for more. :D
http://openflights.org/demo/openflig...line-route.png Also implemented is filtering by airline, so you can see flights on airline X from airport Y, and codeshare flights are now shown as dotted lines. Details on the blog. |
A few usability tweaks to the site:
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That is really cool. Thanks a lot :)
Added to Bookmarks. PS - Is there a way to hide the HUGE white box that says "<Your Selected Airport> <X> Routes" and takes up 1/4th of the screen? |
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