Booking Tools: A [Re]Introduction to Airline Route Mapper.

Dear Airline Route Mapper,

Hello Old Friend. I’ve missed you.  I often times think back to those years we spent booking award tickets fondly.  I will say that ever since I lost you there’s been a hole where you once were–never quite filled by the replacements that I found. 

All 7500 Avios Oneworld flights from DFW in a single map. Hovering over a route shows all the carriers which fly said route.

Sure, I pivoted to spending my time at flightconnections.com, but that was never the same as our time together.  It was nowhere near as intuitive, nor as quick.  I can load AMR and finish my searches in the amount of time it takes competitors to load and filter by alliance.

I’m excited to share the news that we’re back together. I don’t mind sharing you with the world–You are the best airline route map software around.

What’s that saying again? If  you love something, set it free…if it returns it was meant to be.  That wasn’t easy for me to do–but you have returned, and so now I know you’re the one for me.

I can’t believe we lost touch. I know for a while you let yourself go–and I was very sad to see you were not being taken care of.  I’m excited that you’ll be revealing an even more updated version of yourself soon. 

Forever yours,

Sam

P.S. Special thanks to dragoon17c who’s taken such good care of you.

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- Written by Sam Simon. All ideas are my own, but I encourage you to see my point of view and I promise I'll try to do the same. Connect with me on Twitter @Milenomics.

Comments

  1. I’m missing something. I download the ARM and ran the program. All I see is a map. No matter where I click or what options I choose, nothing happens. Any ideas?

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