Airline timetables documents.

[stadler]

Do any airlines still publish timetables? Either paper copies or PDF copies? I remember all airlines used to publish both paper timetables and then online PDF timetables too.

These were very useful, as it enabled you to see the times and days of the week that flights operate, without going on to the journey planner flight booking system. It made it a lot simpler to plan.

The last time I saw paper timetables at airports was around the late 2000s. The last time I saw online PDF timetables was probably around the early 2010s. They have both disappeared.

I can understand paper timetables disappearing, but I am surprised that the online PDF timetables have disappeared too. Even our TOCs have not stopped those.

But I am curious if any still exist? Is anyone aware of any airlines that still publish downloadable timetables on their websites?

 

[route101]

Not seen any in airports for a long while now. Emirates was the last I picked up around a decade ago. Used to be able to ask for them at airports but airline ticket desks only really present in big airports now.

 

[Peter Mugridge]

It's almost impossible to find them online as well; I suspect the schedules are much more dynamic these days?

 

[AlterEgo]

The cargo department often publishes schedules. For example: https://www.unitedcargo.com/en/us/learn/schedules.html

I’m 38 and have never seen a printed airline timetable outside the developing world or very rural airports.

 

[thejuggler]

Not something I've seen since noticing a pile of used BA ones from the 80s in an antique centre in Piece Hall Halifax.

Quite interesting flicking through and looking at destinations and allocated aircraft.

 

[HBP]

Speedbird online has a BA timetable available.

Speedbird Online - BA Timetable

speedbird.online

 

[Peter Mugridge]

Speedbird online has a BA timetable available.

Speedbird Online - BA Timetable

speedbird.online

It's very well laid out, but it seems to have been last updated in December and most of the validity end dates have passed?

I'm not sure it's complete either - several of the European destinations I'm sure have more flights than they show - are they really down to less than a handful to and from Paris these days?