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Is there a service that would inform me whenever a new direct route is scheduled from a given airport?
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On weekends, I like booking cheap direct flights and flying to see a new city. However the number of direct routes from my airport is not that large and I'm always on the lookout for new destinations to pop up for booking.
Is there a website that can automate this for me and send me a notification whenever there are new direct flights from my local airport?
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On weekends, I like booking cheap direct flights and flying to see a new city. However the number of direct routes from my airport is not that large and I'm always on the lookout for new destinations to pop up for booking.
Is there a website that can automate this for me and send me a notification whenever there are new direct flights from my local airport?
air-travel online-resources
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JonathanReez♦JonathanReez
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You probably want to know about it when they start accepting bookings, right? For example, AC has recently (late February) announced non-stop flights from YYZ to UIO but the first flight isn't until December 8, 2019, and that is subject to government approvals. I find that sites that promote dirt cheap flights fill that bill because the airlines tend to want to build up some traffic on new routes (but it's more work than it needs to be because some of the cheapest have nasty connections).
– Spehro Pefhany
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On weekends, I like booking cheap direct flights and flying to see a new city. However the number of direct routes from my airport is not that large and I'm always on the lookout for new destinations to pop up for booking.
Is there a website that can automate this for me and send me a notification whenever there are new direct flights from my local airport?
air-travel online-resources
asked 3 hours ago
JonathanReez♦JonathanReez
49.9k41239516
On weekends, I like booking cheap direct flights and flying to see a new city. However the number of direct routes from my airport is not that large and I'm always on the lookout for new destinations to pop up for booking.
Is there a website that can automate this for me and send me a notification whenever there are new direct flights from my local airport?
air-travel online-resources
air-travel online-resources
asked 3 hours ago
JonathanReez♦JonathanReez
49.9k41239516
asked 3 hours ago
JonathanReez♦JonathanReez
49.9k41239516
asked 3 hours ago
JonathanReez♦JonathanReez
49.9k41239516
asked 3 hours ago
JonathanReez♦JonathanReez
49.9k41239516
asked 3 hours ago
JonathanReez♦JonathanReez
49.9k41239516
49.9k41239516
You probably want to know about it when they start accepting bookings, right? For example, AC has recently (late February) announced non-stop flights from YYZ to UIO but the first flight isn't until December 8, 2019, and that is subject to government approvals. I find that sites that promote dirt cheap flights fill that bill because the airlines tend to want to build up some traffic on new routes (but it's more work than it needs to be because some of the cheapest have nasty connections).
– Spehro Pefhany
4 mins ago
add a comment |
You probably want to know about it when they start accepting bookings, right? For example, AC has recently (late February) announced non-stop flights from YYZ to UIO but the first flight isn't until December 8, 2019, and that is subject to government approvals. I find that sites that promote dirt cheap flights fill that bill because the airlines tend to want to build up some traffic on new routes (but it's more work than it needs to be because some of the cheapest have nasty connections).
– Spehro Pefhany
4 mins ago
You probably want to know about it when they start accepting bookings, right? For example, AC has recently (late February) announced non-stop flights from YYZ to UIO but the first flight isn't until December 8, 2019, and that is subject to government approvals. I find that sites that promote dirt cheap flights fill that bill because the airlines tend to want to build up some traffic on new routes (but it's more work than it needs to be because some of the cheapest have nasty connections).
– Spehro Pefhany
4 mins ago
You probably want to know about it when they start accepting bookings, right? For example, AC has recently (late February) announced non-stop flights from YYZ to UIO but the first flight isn't until December 8, 2019, and that is subject to government approvals. I find that sites that promote dirt cheap flights fill that bill because the airlines tend to want to build up some traffic on new routes (but it's more work than it needs to be because some of the cheapest have nasty connections).
– Spehro Pefhany
4 mins ago
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As a frequent traveller and maintainer of OpenFlights, I'd love it if there was such a thing, but I'm not aware of any such global service and up-to-date route/schedule data in general is pretty tightly locked down with copyrights.
What I do instead is subscribe to relevant blogs and news sites. Some random examples:
Australian Business Traveller keeps a close eye on flights to/from Australia.
Routes Online is a firehose of global updates, with tags that you can use to keep an eye on individual airlines and airports (example).- Most airports and regional aviation authorities also have news feeds that contain updates about new routes; for example, here's Finavia's news for Finland.
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As a frequent traveller and maintainer of OpenFlights, I'd love it if there was such a thing, but I'm not aware of any such global service and up-to-date route/schedule data in general is pretty tightly locked down with copyrights.
What I do instead is subscribe to relevant blogs and news sites. Some random examples:
Australian Business Traveller keeps a close eye on flights to/from Australia.
Routes Online is a firehose of global updates, with tags that you can use to keep an eye on individual airlines and airports (example).- Most airports and regional aviation authorities also have news feeds that contain updates about new routes; for example, here's Finavia's news for Finland.
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As a frequent traveller and maintainer of OpenFlights, I'd love it if there was such a thing, but I'm not aware of any such global service and up-to-date route/schedule data in general is pretty tightly locked down with copyrights.
What I do instead is subscribe to relevant blogs and news sites. Some random examples:
Australian Business Traveller keeps a close eye on flights to/from Australia.
Routes Online is a firehose of global updates, with tags that you can use to keep an eye on individual airlines and airports (example).- Most airports and regional aviation authorities also have news feeds that contain updates about new routes; for example, here's Finavia's news for Finland.
answered 2 hours ago
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As a frequent traveller and maintainer of OpenFlights, I'd love it if there was such a thing, but I'm not aware of any such global service and up-to-date route/schedule data in general is pretty tightly locked down with copyrights.
What I do instead is subscribe to relevant blogs and news sites. Some random examples:
Australian Business Traveller keeps a close eye on flights to/from Australia.
Routes Online is a firehose of global updates, with tags that you can use to keep an eye on individual airlines and airports (example).- Most airports and regional aviation authorities also have news feeds that contain updates about new routes; for example, here's Finavia's news for Finland.
answered 2 hours ago
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As a frequent traveller and maintainer of OpenFlights, I'd love it if there was such a thing, but I'm not aware of any such global service and up-to-date route/schedule data in general is pretty tightly locked down with copyrights.
What I do instead is subscribe to relevant blogs and news sites. Some random examples:
Australian Business Traveller keeps a close eye on flights to/from Australia.
Routes Online is a firehose of global updates, with tags that you can use to keep an eye on individual airlines and airports (example).- Most airports and regional aviation authorities also have news feeds that contain updates about new routes; for example, here's Finavia's news for Finland.
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You probably want to know about it when they start accepting bookings, right? For example, AC has recently (late February) announced non-stop flights from YYZ to UIO but the first flight isn't until December 8, 2019, and that is subject to government approvals. I find that sites that promote dirt cheap flights fill that bill because the airlines tend to want to build up some traffic on new routes (but it's more work than it needs to be because some of the cheapest have nasty connections).
– Spehro Pefhany
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