Identify the number of flights available within an airline’s network that are operated with a shared airline designator.
Example: We will show you how to identify all flights operated by BMed within British Airways network.
On the homepage of MAX Online, click ‘Run a New Query’.
Start setting up your report by selecting the following yellow filters;
Operating Flights Only |
CODE SHARE folder |
| Passenger (excluding surface) | SERVICE folder |
| Week Commencing Date(s) | PERIOD folder |
| Non-Stop Flights only | ROUTING folder |
Now select the Shared Airline Designator Code blue object from the CODESHARE folder and drag & drop it into the Query Filters window. You will be prompted to enter a value. Please type in UPPER CASE the two letter code for BMed which is KJ.
Now select the following variables as your ‘Results Objects’.
Carrier Airline Code |
AIRLINE folder |
Carrier Airline Name |
AIRLINE folder |
| Carrier Flight Number | AIRLINE folder |
| Departure Airport Name | DEPARTURE FROM folder |
| Arrival Airport Name | ARRIVAL TO folder |
| Routing Airport Codes | ROUTING folder |
Click on Run Query and select ‘2007-02-12’ as your preferred Week Commencing Date. Click ‘OK’ to run the report.
The results show all British Airways flights that are operated by BMed with a Shared Airline Designator of KJ.
By using the properties tab you can customise the report introducing your preferred look and feel as show below.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us anytime.