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October 28th 17, 07:14 PM
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Beck's air map
In message , at 15:18:36 on Sat, 28 Oct
2017, Recliner remarked: It seems that even back then, airlines had alliances, but were more open about code-shared flights than they are today. https://www.flightstats.com is pretty transparent about codeshares. It even tells you which company operates the flight (rather than markets it). eg: "Operated by (YV) Mesa Airlines on behalf of (AA) American Airlines, a codeshare flight by the following airlines: (GF) Gulf Air, (AS) Alaska Airlines, (BA) British Airways" -- Roland Perry |
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