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Punta Cana help
to keep track of daily inbound flights
Go to http://www.flytecomm.com/cgi-bin/trackflight, Advanced Users, arrival airport, fill out MDPC (icaocode for Punta Cana) and you'll get the inbound flights.
Outbounds = inbounds +2 approx. :bandit:
Go to http://www.flytecomm.com/cgi-bin/trackflight, Advanced Users, arrival airport, fill out MDPC (icaocode for Punta Cana) and you'll get the inbound flights.
Outbounds = inbounds +2 approx. :bandit:
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swake said:
That's great, thanks. But how do I get all the flights for let's say a week?
I basically want to know who is flying in/out of Punta Cana and when.
I want to be able to answer questions like... "who fly's in from Germany, name of airline, departing city and flying schedule?"
Thanks.
who is flying in/out of Punta Cana and when
That's a little harder to find out. For regular flights the Amadeus flight info site comes in handy http://www.amadeus.net/home/new/index.htm, click 'air', arriving in PUJ and select your dates. Pick your closest departure city and don't forget to select 'timetable' as well as this will give you an overview of the week's schedule into PUJ airport originating in the area you selected. e.g. if you want to find out about flights to PUJ out of England just fill out LON and PUJ as city pairs, the reservation machine will come up with flights via AMS, CDG, DUS. This way you get a pretty good idea of incoming regular flights out of Western Europe. Departing from, say Baltimore would get you the same idea for the Northeastern US.
Charters are much more difficult to track for a longer period of time as they can mess up their schedules pretty easily.
That's a little harder to find out. For regular flights the Amadeus flight info site comes in handy http://www.amadeus.net/home/new/index.htm, click 'air', arriving in PUJ and select your dates. Pick your closest departure city and don't forget to select 'timetable' as well as this will give you an overview of the week's schedule into PUJ airport originating in the area you selected. e.g. if you want to find out about flights to PUJ out of England just fill out LON and PUJ as city pairs, the reservation machine will come up with flights via AMS, CDG, DUS. This way you get a pretty good idea of incoming regular flights out of Western Europe. Departing from, say Baltimore would get you the same idea for the Northeastern US.
Charters are much more difficult to track for a longer period of time as they can mess up their schedules pretty easily.
Robert said:
Well i have a archived data about all flights to Punta Cana, Santiago, Santo Domingo (SDQ).
Air Europa
Martinair
Air Holland
LTU
American
Air Santo Domingo
Air Pullmantur
ThomasCook/Condor
LanChile
Apple Vacations
VacationExpress
Punta Cana Group
USA3000 Airlines
US Airways
Icelandair/Aeromar/Air Atlanta Icelandic
Sobelair
Avior Airlines
Aserca Airlines
Avianca Colombia
Cubana
Miami Air
Travelspan
Brittania
MyTravel
Air Madrid
Aerodomca
SAP Air
DCA
Zoom Airlines
Air Transat
Monarch Airlines
CorsAir
Air France
Aeris
AirPlusComet Argentina i Espa?a
y mas....
mail me samana1@chello.nl
Robert,
The only thing I can think of to get reliable, clean data would to purchase the data from a company like BACK Aviation or Airline Database Systems. Most of these companies get the information for OAG or gov't filings, so they would include most. charter frequencies
BACK's website is:
http://www.backaviation.com
Airline Database is:
http://www.airlinedata.com
Most of them offer reasonable prices for single data pulls, and they can provide you in advance with the data fields they have available.
Hope this helps!
The only thing I can think of to get reliable, clean data would to purchase the data from a company like BACK Aviation or Airline Database Systems. Most of these companies get the information for OAG or gov't filings, so they would include most. charter frequencies
BACK's website is:
http://www.backaviation.com
Airline Database is:
http://www.airlinedata.com
Most of them offer reasonable prices for single data pulls, and they can provide you in advance with the data fields they have available.
Hope this helps!