I don't think this tracks layover flights where the itinerary doesn't have you leaving the plane.
Here is an example:
The cheapest flight at this time is flight 1474, price $97.30. It has a layover in Denver but if you book this itinerary you don't leave the plane on the layover.
This will track the cheapest flight that isn't a one stop / same plane deal. The cheapest in that case is # 344 / 1321 which costs $101.80. The script confirms this.
When you run this command to specify your flight number, example:
flight_tracker -o MSP -d LAX -l 02/20/19 -p 98 -ft USD -n 1474OR
flight_tracker -o MSP -d LAX -l 02/20/19 -p 98 -ft USD -n 1474 1474
This script reports the cheapest cost of the business class fare for that flight, or $487.08.
Let me know if this is indeed a bug or if I am doing something wrong here. Thank you for your time.
I don't think this tracks layover flights where the itinerary doesn't have you leaving the plane.
Here is an example: The cheapest flight at this time is flight 1474, price $97.30. It has a layover in Denver but if you book this itinerary you don't leave the plane on the layover.
Command:
flight_tracker -o MSP -d LAX -l 02/20/19 -p 98 -ft USD
This will track the cheapest flight that isn't a one stop / same plane deal. The cheapest in that case is # 344 / 1321 which costs $101.80. The script confirms this.
When you run this command to specify your flight number, example:
flight_tracker -o MSP -d LAX -l 02/20/19 -p 98 -ft USD -n 1474
ORflight_tracker -o MSP -d LAX -l 02/20/19 -p 98 -ft USD -n 1474 1474
This script reports the cheapest cost of the business class fare for that flight, or $487.08.
Let me know if this is indeed a bug or if I am doing something wrong here. Thank you for your time.
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