Non Rev Website

[Badgerfan]

What is everyone's opinion on the best website to use when checking available airlines and flight times when trying to non rev between cities?

 

[AQ PILOT]

seatcounter.com isn't too terribly bad...

 

[AirportBum]

skyguide.net

I usually start there, then narrow down by looking at the individual airlines' websites for better seat availability info.

Happy commuting!

 

[CaptJax]

Commuting

check passrider.com

 

[seefive]

passrider......excellent

 

[AQ PILOT]

What do you like about passrider per se? The seatcounter site gives you a "general" idea of pax loads. I've found it to be pretty accurate with the exception of Alaska Airlines loads.

 

[Mr Wu]

What do you like about passrider per se? The seatcounter site gives you a "general" idea of pax loads. I've found it to be pretty accurate with the exception of Alaska Airlines loads.

I couldn't get that seatcounter site to show SWA flights. Passrider.com and airwise.com show SWA flights.

 

[AQ PILOT]

Good point! Never tried to get WN up on seatcounter. Knew I couldn't pull it on skyguide.... passrider it is then!

 

[CaptJax]

Non-Rev Website

To: AQ Pilot

What is everyone's opinion on the best website to use when checking available airlines and flight times when trying to non rev between cities?

The initial question posed by Badgerfan was: What .... is the best website to use when checking available airlines and flight times when trying to non rev between cities?" He did not ask about seat loads.

Passrider.com easily provides you with airlines and flt departure times between cities.

Fly safe!

Captain Jack

 

[AQ PILOT]

You have to be kidding me....

To CaptainJax:

And my question was "What do you like about passrider per se?" That was obviously directed at the follow up posters.

Seatcounter.com has lots of pretty number and colors to easily make your day better and brighter.

Have a super day!

AQ Pilot

PS You forgot your opening quotation marks... ;0)

 

[bigtexpilot]

or try this one nonrevcheckin.com