Analyse a non-stop flight schedule for a specific airport pair.
This week we will show you how to display a flight schedule based on a week in October for the airport pair Melbourne to Los Angeles.
Start by clicking on the ‘Run a New Query’ link in MAX Online’s homepage then set up your query using the yellow Query Filters 
in the Edit Query window;
| Departure Airport Code | DEPARTURE FROM folder |
Arrival Airport Code |
ARRIVAL TO folder |
| Passenger (excluding surface) | SERVICE folder |
| Operating Flights Only | CODE SHARE folder |
| Week Commencing Date | PERIOD folder |
| Non-Stop Flights only | ROUTING folder |
Now select the following variables as your Results Objects 
or 
.
Carrier Airline Code |
AIRLINE folder |
| Carrier Flight Number | AIRLINE folder |
| Departure Airport Code | DEPARTURE FROM folder |
| Departure Local Time | DEPARTURE FROM folder |
| Arrival Airport Code | ARRIVAL TO folder |
| Arrival Local Time | ARRIVAL TO folder |
| Specific Aircraft Name | AIRCRAFT folder |
| Operating Days of the Week | PERIOD folder |
Your screen should look like the image below:
Click on Run Query, and type ‘MEL’ as the Departure Airport Code, ‘LAX’ as the Arrival Airport Code and 2008-10-20 as the week commencing date.
Click OK to run the report.
Max Online displays the schedule as displayed below.
We can see that Qantas is the only operator providing non-stop service from Melbourne to Los Angeles. Moreover, during the week commencing 20 October 2008 that Qantas will operate a flight utilising the new A380 aircraft type!
Using the Properties tab you can change the look and feel of the report
Below is an example of how you can use the properties options to add colour to your report.
