Finding an old flight number
How can I find an old flight number from over three years ago? I am trying to make a claim for a delay of over five hours. They sent us to the wrong destination and lost our luggage.
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Depending on the airline, you might be able to look up information at FlighStats.com, though data older than a few days requires that you create a (free) account. FlightAware and FlightWise may also be of interest, though these require a paid account for historical data.
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Can you track Old flights?
With each WebTrak map, you can track current and past flights. The default is current flights. You'll see them on a Google Map with which you can zoom in and out and hover over or click on planes to get more info\u2014like flight ID, aircraft type, origin and destination airports, and altitude.How do I look up flight history?
Flightradar24 has the largest online aviation database with information about more than 500,000 aircraft, 150,000 flights, 7,000 airports and 1,000 airlines. This data is updated in real time.How do I find a specific flight number?
Use the "advanced routing codes" option and the specific flight syntax F:AA1234" (for AA 1234). You'd then need to find a travel agent who can actually book your ticket, or try to find the same itinerary on Google Flights or Hipmunk (using the secret Hipmunk search codes).How can I get a copy of an old airline ticket?
Contact the airline that you flew with. Ask if there is a way that a copy of your electronic boarding pass could be sent to you. If you had a physical ticket you can also ask if a copy can be issued to you.Why Your Flight Number Is More Important Than You Think
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