Historical flight data outside of the USA?
The question Where can I find historical data on arrival and departure times of a particular flight? only deals with flights in the US sourced from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics . Is there some similar source for EU, Asia etc?
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How can I see past flights?
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 an old flight number?
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.What is OAG data?
SUMMARY. The Official Airline Guide (OAG) is an air travel intelligence reference that provides data on airline schedules, cargo and aviation analytics.Can airlines see your flight history?
Airline A, only knows about your history on Airline A. They do not know of any future flights you have booked on Airline B, or your previous history with Airline B. Even if Airline A and Airline B are on a code-share agreement, data shared between airlines is only for that specific flight and not historic.Why There Are NO Flights Between East Asia \u0026 South America
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