OAG adds flight times

Apps are becoming the norm for busy travellers on the move and IT departments are getting very clever with information passed on to customers.  Now OAG has come out with “FlightTimes”, the heavy, old (and still used) compendium compressed into the interface of a Blackberry, iPhone or android pda. 

Users with smartphones will be able to view flight schedules for every airport and airline in the world.  The app will be available to the general public and also companies wishing to rebrand and customise its content.

Users with iPhones will have the additional interactive global navigation feature, allowing them to save search results and access saved results with updates each time they open the app.  Both direct and connecting flights can be searched in the app including full details on the carrier, terminals, flights numbers and journey times.  The OAG database holds information on over 4,000 airports and more than 1,000 airlines including the so-called budget carriers that are not members of IATA. www.oag.com

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