How do I find flight times from a flight number?

[Carriemunky]

[dzug2]

googling flight number xxnnnn might work - not guaranteed though

[moonraker558]

Check the departure and arrival airports websites.

[237SJ]

Look up the flight number on the airline`s website, plus the departure time and arrival time.

[Carriemunky]

the flight is not until september. i am an idiot and forgot to write the details down.

[237SJ]

Where are you going and where from?

[Carriemunky]

from Glasgow to Paris on 16th September

[237SJ]

Are you going direct or changing in London?

[Carriemunky]

Direct

[237SJ]

Well the airline schedules always leave a lot of leeway for delays etc. You`re probably talking one hour 50 mins or around that.

[237SJ]

By the way that`s a generous estimate

[Carriemunky]

i know but i literally have no details at all

[Mamyalynne]

http://www.glasgowair...led+flight+timetable/

[Mamyalynne]

Is the flight number there?

[237SJ]

Easy way to work out flight times - at least long haul flights. Modern Boeing/Airbus flies at around 500 miles an hour

[Carriemunky]

sorry when i say times i mean when we are flying

[Mamyalynne]

Have I misunderstood, I thought the time of the flight was required? Silly me.

[Mamyalynne]

Well is it not on the link I provided above?

[Carriemunky]

no mamyalynne it's not you who has misunderstood, it's the other guy. I can't see it on that link

[237SJ]

carrie - don`t worry about it. It`s a very short flight and you`ll be up and down before you know it!

[boxtops]

which airline are you flying with, carrie? if you bought the ticket on-line you should be able to go to the airline's website and log in again.