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ihightower Senior Member

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I just tried this out:

Point your mobile browser or internet browser to:

http://wap.dooflight.com/m.php?act=〈=en

Then, you can search by flight, or view domestic/intl arrivals and departures real-time as updated on the Airport FIDS (Flight Information Display System).

I tried it and so far pretty good. I don't know if this service will be available for FREE for a long time.

http://wap.dooflight.com/m.php?act=search&...515&=Search

Yes. this flight is supposed to arrive at 12:20 and delayed to 16:25 as can be seen here.

If you find it useful, please thank me here.. :)

Some more info (but, i don't know why they complicate this unnecessarily, instead of a direct instruction as above):

http://www2.mobilelife.co.th/airport_mbl.html

By the way, I used Google Translate to translate the above page.

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I just tried this out:

Point your mobile browser or internet browser to:

http://wap.dooflight.com/m.php?act=〈=en

Then, you can search by flight, or view domestic/intl arrivals and departures real-time as updated on the Airport FIDS (Flight Information Display System).

I tried it and so far pretty good. I don't know if this service will be available for FREE for a long time.

http://wap.dooflight.com/m.php?act=search&...515&=Search

Yes. this flight is supposed to arrive at 12:20 and delayed to 16:25 as can be seen here.

If you find it useful, please thank me here.. :)

Some more info (but, i don't know why they complicate this unnecessarily, instead of a direct instruction as above):

http://www2.mobilelife.co.th/airport_mbl.html

By the way, I used Google Translate to translate the above page.

This one does the same thing. http://www.flightstats.com/go/Home/home.do

ihightower Senior Member

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This one does the same thing. http://www.flightstats.com/go/Home/home.do

It is not really same. Flightstats is the best thing when you have nowhere else to go. But, the local airport information will be most updated and accurate (when you have access to it).

Flightstats will have some missing flights and will NOT have updated actual departure or arrival times for some flights too.

I would say Flightstats will have 70-90% of accurate information. For major carriers, it will be mostly OK.

While, the AIS Flight data will have almost 99%+ of accurate information as it is reportedly coming from the FIDS (Flight Information Display System) feed of the AOT. It will have all carriers from small to the biggest. But, I am yet to verify its accuracy to its full potential as it is relatively new.

I could certainly give you actual sample discrepancies on flightstats when I am back at work on Monday. As I have the Airport FIDS right on my desktop and could compare data with flightstats. I have already done that before, but do not hold the results on hand and it was a one shot thing.

ihightower Senior Member

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bubba: Wow!! That's really superb. Exactly what I was looking for. I was not aware of this page earlier.

At work, we have been using the following webpage called "Staff Page" and had to pay a monthly charge for THB3,000 per login id and for internal network use only. And, that too a very bad interface and only available for flights from past 2 hours to plus 6 hours (moving timeline). No fixed 24 hours period as the one from webf.freezonethaiairport.com.

staffpage.th.jpg

So, can you please answer the following on the webf.freezonethaiairport.com

1) Since when does this page was in use?

2) Will this be available permanently? or were constantly available in the past? that is to say over 70% of availablility per Day.

3) How did you know about this?

I am surprised that this real-time flight schedule is NOT published anywhere. It is MOST useful than flightstats or AIS one. Provided, we can see the page up and running 24/7.

Awaiting your reply with Thanks.

For your info, HK Airport Real-Time Flight Info is one of the best out there...

http://www.hongkongairport.com/flightinfo/eng/chkfltarr.html

And, the closes thing to that is the webf.fz for Suvarnabhumi.

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bubba: Wow!! That's really superb. Exactly what I was looking for. I was not aware of this page earlier.

At work, we have been using the following webpage called "Staff Page" and had to pay a monthly charge for THB3,000 per login id and for internal network use only. And, that too a very bad interface and only available for flights from past 2 hours to plus 6 hours (moving timeline). No fixed 24 hours period as the one from webf.freezonethaiairport.com.

staffpage.th.jpg

So, can you please answer the following on the webf.freezonethaiairport.com

1) Since when does this page was in use?

2) Will this be available permanently? or were constantly available in the past? that is to say over 70% of availablility per Day.

3) How did you know about this?

I am surprised that this real-time flight schedule is NOT published anywhere. It is MOST useful than flightstats or AIS one. Provided, we can see the page up and running 24/7.

Awaiting your reply with Thanks.

For your info, HK Airport Real-Time Flight Info is one of the best out there...

http://www.hongkongairport.com/flightinfo/eng/chkfltarr.html

And, the closes thing to that is the webf.fz for Suvarnabhumi.

Sorry, I can't really help with any background information. I just came across the link at another forum a week or so ago.

ihightower Senior Member

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bubba: Wow!! That's really superb. Exactly what I was looking for. I was not aware of this page earlier.

At work, we have been using the following webpage called "Staff Page" and had to pay a monthly charge for THB3,000 per login id and for internal network use only. And, that too a very bad interface and only available for flights from past 2 hours to plus 6 hours (moving timeline). No fixed 24 hours period as the one from webf.freezonethaiairport.com.

staffpage.th.jpg

So, can you please answer the following on the webf.freezonethaiairport.com

1) Since when does this page was in use?

2) Will this be available permanently? or were constantly available in the past? that is to say over 70% of availablility per Day.

3) How did you know about this?

I am surprised that this real-time flight schedule is NOT published anywhere. It is MOST useful than flightstats or AIS one. Provided, we can see the page up and running 24/7.

Awaiting your reply with Thanks.

For your info, HK Airport Real-Time Flight Info is one of the best out there...

http://www.hongkongairport.com/flightinfo/eng/chkfltarr.html

And, the closes thing to that is the webf.fz for Suvarnabhumi.

Sorry, I can't really help with any background information. I just came across the link at another forum a week or so ago.

I guess the site must be quite reliable. I found the other forum and the date of the posting is Aug 30, 2007. So, it must be available for the past 2 years at the least.

Moderators, please make the two links as the key information for Arriving and Departing flights from Suvarnabhumi Bangkok.

Arrival: http://webf.freezonethaiairport.com:8080/f...ily/arrival.jsp

Departure: http://webf.freezonethaiairport.com:8080/f...y/departure.jsp

This is the best one out there.

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Maestro Star Member

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I tried dooflight on my phone just now. Remember to refresh the page to get updated information. Excellent link, real WAP pages to fit the screen of mobile phones.

Tap on the flight number and it gives you the belt number for your baggage collection.

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ihightower Senior Member

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I get an error report for both freezonethaiairport links:

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Maestro

I guess we will have to wait and see.. I just hope those FZ folks NOT tried to STOP users from using the page.

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Why would they make this a paid service? To be as inconvenient as possible?

And what's AIS? Are you referring to the mobile phone carrier?

ihightower Senior Member

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Why would they make this a paid service? To be as inconvenient as possible?

And what's AIS? Are you referring to the mobile phone carrier?

Yes. AIS (Advanced Info Service) the mobile carrier.

They will make it paid may be because they have spent $$$ to develop this (which should be a paltry sum).. and yes to make it as inconvenient as possible.

And, all this is because, those idiots in AOT (Airports of Thailand) cannot provide a decent real-time flight schedule on the web till this moment (just like the one for Hong Kong Airport).

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