Flights from Valencia
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Flights from Valencia
Hallo. I'm trying to find a website that shows all flights from Valencia, Spain. The official Aena site doesn't. We know this because we flew to Paris with Transavia and their flights are not shown on the official Valencia airport site. Is there a site somewhere that shows all the routes?
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
Paxing All Over The World
I used a well known website with this highly complicated search request: 'valencia airport'. These are from the first page, more results are available.
The search took less than 30 seconds from start to finish but much longer to post them here. Sorry to be blunt but this is the 21st Century.
- Aena site: List of airlines - Valencia Airport - Aena
- Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valencia_Airport
- Skyscanner: Valencia Airport Information from Skyscanner
- Flight stats departure baord: (VLC) Valencia Airport Departures
- Visit Valencia: Airport Valencia | Airports near Valencia in Spain
The search took less than 30 seconds from start to finish but much longer to post them here. Sorry to be blunt but this is the 21st Century.
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Hallo PAXBOY and thank you for your prompt reply. Unfortunately (I'm attempting politeness rather than bluntness!), I think you may have misunderstood my question. Just to repeat, with emphasis:
I'm trying to find a website that shows all flights from Valencia, Spain.
The Aena site lists airlines, not flights
Wikipedia is out of date (up to 2010)
Skyscanner does not list direct flights
The Valencia flight stats board lists daily flights - good if one is flying on the day but not a lot of good if you are forward planning to, say April 2016.
However, your last link to Visit Valencia, does exactly what I want - thank you!
It took me five minutes to trawl through your links, so many thanks for the 30 seconds you took to bring them up on Google.
Oh, and many thanks, but I was aware that it is the 21st century because I have think on my iMac desktop computer, upgraded to El Capitan, that tells me what year it is.
I'm trying to find a website that shows all flights from Valencia, Spain.
The Aena site lists airlines, not flights
Wikipedia is out of date (up to 2010)
Skyscanner does not list direct flights
The Valencia flight stats board lists daily flights - good if one is flying on the day but not a lot of good if you are forward planning to, say April 2016.
However, your last link to Visit Valencia, does exactly what I want - thank you!
It took me five minutes to trawl through your links, so many thanks for the 30 seconds you took to bring them up on Google.
Oh, and many thanks, but I was aware that it is the 21st century because I have think on my iMac desktop computer, upgraded to El Capitan, that tells me what year it is.
Paxing All Over The World
The Visit Valencia site lists 39 cities. Glad it was useful.
Wikipedia lists some 49 cities. (Ignoring seasonal routes) but I had no means of knowing it was out of date. In PPRuNe, it's generally best to define your requirement and to state which sites you have already eliminated from your enquiries. I was aware that departure boards are not ideal but they can be a last resort.
I would agree that every airport should show it's destinations and many now do. There are still folks in the travel world who think that a customer already knows the city pair they want. They have not worked out that in (say) London, I can use five airports (of varying levels of convenience) and have gone out from one and back to another. I might even use an airport that is 250 miles from me, if I wanted to visit my brother as part of the trip.
Wikipedia lists some 49 cities. (Ignoring seasonal routes) but I had no means of knowing it was out of date. In PPRuNe, it's generally best to define your requirement and to state which sites you have already eliminated from your enquiries. I was aware that departure boards are not ideal but they can be a last resort.
I would agree that every airport should show it's destinations and many now do. There are still folks in the travel world who think that a customer already knows the city pair they want. They have not worked out that in (say) London, I can use five airports (of varying levels of convenience) and have gone out from one and back to another. I might even use an airport that is 250 miles from me, if I wanted to visit my brother as part of the trip.
If it helps, Google lists TRA3164 ORY-VLC and TRA3165 VLC-ORY, but operating somewhat irregularly with the next flights in late December.
