FlightNumber

The number of the flight.
Unique for one day within one operator, but not necessarily unique across operators. The part of the FlightId excluding the operator code (see "OperatingAirlineIATA"). This is sometimes referred to as the "Trip Number". Reference: IATA Standard Schedules Information Manual, Feb 1997, 2.2.62. Flight Numbers are assigned by a carrier as a multi-purpose reference in connection with the planning and control of the operation of flights.

• ADM/RAD - (Revised) Aircraft Disposition Message (Letis) ,
• ADM/RAD - (Revised) Aircraft Disposition Message (OPUS) ,
• ArrivalFlightNumber ,
• ASM - Adhoc Scheduled Message ,
• CodeshareFlightNumber ,
• DeleteSlotScheduleInfo ,
• DepartureFlightNumber ,
• DIV - Diversion Message ,
• Example mapping from IATA BagXML to ADD ,
• FlightId ,
• FlightNumberArrival ,
• FlightNumberDeparture ,
• InsertUpdateSlotScheduleInfo ,
• IR1 - Fuel Request Message (LETIS) ,
• IR1 - Fuel Request Message (OPUS) ,
• KMBL - Passenger Load Estimate Message (Amadeus) ,
• LDM - Load Message ,
• MVT - Movement Message ,
• PAL/CAL - (Change) Passenger Assistance List ,
• PLE - Passenger Load Estimate Message ,
• PSM - Passenger Service Message ,
• PTM - Passenger Transfer Message ,
• SSIM - Standard Schedule Information Message ,
• SSM - Standard Schedule Message