Seasonal Schedule

This forms the basis of all commercial flight movements usually for a season. The movements can be provisional or confirmed.
The information can be entered in manually or by electronic means such as electronic data transfer, magnetic media or by keying in the information.
The scheduled can contain but not limited to the following: -

• Code Shared Flight Numbers.
• Multi-Sector Airports.
• Aircraft Type.
• Estimated Time Of Arrival.
• Estimated Time of Departure.
• Operational Days Of The Week.
• Exception Dates.
• Allocated Resources Including :-

1. Carousels.
2. Check-In Desks.
3. Check-In Time.
4. Departure Lounges/Gates/Doors.
5. Stands/Air-Bridges.

Flights can be matched so that if the arriving aircraft is delayed a message can be then given to the handling agent/airline reminding them that the delay may affect the outbound aircraft.

Airport management can then use the data to plan all of their resources and can also form the basis of a budget by utilising the financial information contained within the financial systems.