Major airline route maps

[RooFlyer]

I'm a fan of flightconnections.com , which gives routes flown from/between cities, by airline, by alliance etc. A great planning resource.

Thought it might be interesting to show the current route spread of some major airlines.

Qantas


BA


Lufthansa


United


Singapore Airlines


Turkish


Qatar


Air France


Delta


Finnair

 

[RooFlyer]

Emirates


Japan Airlines


China Airlines


LATAM


American


Air India


Air Canada


Air New Zealand

 

[ADFlyMore]

This is really handy and will use this for work in the future. Some airlines still have their route maps on their sites but alot of getting rid of them. Thanks for sharing

 

[brett-au]

I wish there was a level between the free version and the paid version. I would just like to get less popup ads for the premium version.

 

[RooFlyer]

Search page ... by aircraft



B747 ports (in dark and light blue) and routes from FRA



SkyTeam ports



And, most importantly, places you can fly First Class out of! Hmmm Some of those look very much like 'regional First' The colours refer to number of connecting ports.



First and OneWorld


First, OneWolrd, A380



First, Star Alliance, A380 ports



Drilling down to one route:

 

[PointsTraveller!]

I wish there was a level between the free version and the paid version. I would just like to get less popup ads for the premium version.

Try flightsfrom.com instead for a free service.

 

[MG1]

I know that the last reply was a few months ago but I'd like to thank all those involved (@RooFlyer, @ADFlyMore, @jso, @PointsTraveller!) with this thread - very helpful information.

Would it be worth signing up to an account to get premium access to FlightConnections?

Also, I read somewhere that you can pay a one-off fee for lifetime access; is this available?

 

[RooFlyer]

Would it be worth signing up to an account to get premium access to FlightConnections?

You would probably need to be planning a bit of flying around places you are not familiar with or where options are a bit obscure.

 

[MG1]

You would probably need to be planning a bit of flying around places you are not familiar with or where options are a bit obscure.

Thank you for your advice.