Previously you could search Google: Flights Melbourne to Auckland or other cities and the results would show airlines, flight numbers and weekly schedules. I have always found this a really handy feature for planning and other purposes. I am pretty sure this was included in a little travel hacks article on here as well.
However now, it just shows a search function to display pricing so you can buy tickets through Google, and only displays single day information instead of full week schedules.
Does anybody know if the old feature can still be used and where it can be found?
For me the problem only persists when searching flights from Australian airports. Google is probably showing those options based upon location data from your IP. For example "SYD to SIN" will return the price list but "SIN to SYD" still displays the old style schedule.
Other than that, everyone else said it - simply adding the word "schedule" does the trick. Just my two cents.
For me the problem only persists when searching flights from Australian airports. Google is probably showing those options based upon location data from your IP. For example "SYD to SIN" will return the price list but "SIN to SYD" still displays the old style schedule.
Other than that, everyone else said it - simply adding the word "schedule" does the trick. Just my two cents.
It's not just location data - as it happens to me on plenty of international flights. Signing out of my google account does seem to work though, so it is something being tracked that initiates it.
Don't you hate it when they do that, My flighttrack app has been discontinued, bought out by someone who thought they could divert the users to their booking service. I used to store my and other family and friend flight details in flighttrack and be advised when the flights were delayed, took off etc. I haven't found a decent replacement.
Don't you hate it when they do that, My flighttrack app has been discontinued, bought out by someone who thought they could divert the users to their booking service. I used to store my and other family and friend flight details in flighttrack and be advised when the flights were delayed, took off etc. I haven't found a decent replacement.
Download CheckMyTrip App. It's by Amadeus - the reservation system used by most airlines. Even if the airline does not use Amadeus, it can still read your reservation reference or scans your itinerary through an auto email service. It then adds all your flight info, check in options, seat maps etc to one app allowing you to view your upcoming flights details. Came across this only last week. Handy for me as I have multiple flights coming up across range of airlines able to viewed all at once.
Grannular
Grannular
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Previously you could search Google: Flights Melbourne to Auckland or other cities and the results would show airlines, flight numbers and weekly schedules. I have always found this a really handy feature for planning and other purposes. I am pretty sure this was included in a little travel hacks article on here as well.
Dredgy
Dredgy
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 02 Apr 2017
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It's been annoying me, but still seems to work if you place timetable after the search query:
E.g "flights MEL to LAX timetable"
Grannular
Grannular
Member since 31 Mar 2014
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Excellent thank you! adding timetable works perfectly
180mis
180mis
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Thank you Dredgy, I was wondering how to overcome this. A great help!
bored
bored
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Member since 16 Jan 2017
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Depends what you're searching - whether or not Google has launched their flight search engine.
qfflyer
qfflyer
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Hi everyone -
moa999
moa999
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Winner winner.. for schedule
simiguelito47
simiguelito47
Asiana Airlines - Asiana Club
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For me the problem only persists when searching flights from Australian airports. Google is probably showing those options based upon location data from your IP. For example "SYD to SIN" will return the price list but "SIN to SYD" still displays the old style schedule.
Dredgy
Dredgy
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Member since 02 Apr 2017
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davidlupton
davidlupton
Air New Zealand - Airpoints
Member since 12 Feb 2016
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Don't you hate it when they do that, My flighttrack app has been discontinued, bought out by someone who thought they could divert the users to their booking service. I used to store my and other family and friend flight details in flighttrack and be advised when the flights were delayed, took off etc. I haven't found a decent replacement.
eminere
eminere
Member since 25 Sep 2013
Total posts 376
Adding "schedule" instead of timetable also works.
Dan22
Dan22
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Member since 07 Aug 2013
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ads086
ads086
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Member since 14 Apr 2014
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TripCase by Sabre. It does a pretty good job