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Of course, they have flight numbers, though the destination and the departure time was a good heuristic until it was not. I am much better at remembering the de
by igornotarobot 2mo ago
Of course, they have flight numbers, though the destination and the departure time was a good heuristic until it was not. I am much better at remembering the departure time than an arbitrary sequence of letters and numbers.
- jnovacho 2mo agoThe flight number is on the ticket/boarding pass.
- pewpew_ 2mo agoFlight arrival and departure times can change suddenly without ample notice. That was never a good way to locate your flight.
- igornotarobot 2mo agoThe original departure time stays the same, and the delay is written separately. The same applies to trains. Well, this is how it usually works in Europe, not sure about other places.
- dave78 2mo agoMy home airport is a major hub; it is very common for some destinations to have a dozen or more flights across the various airlines. Quite often the American and United flights are scheduled similarly and leave within 30 minutes of each other. I don't think this is that uncommon, so I've only ever paid attention to airline and flight number. I would recommend everyone else do the same.