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www.virginflyer.com
Hi All,
Apologies for the blatant ad post, but VS travellers may be interested in http://www.virginflyer.com It was born out of the frequent questions on FlyerTalk such as 'what aircraft will I get on my flight', 'what's the best seat on the VS23', 'Will I get V:Port entertainment on the Boston route', 'How can I tell if my flight is oversold on Galileo', and many others. It certainly has a Virgin Atlantic bias, but most of the tools on the site can be used to check other airlines too. Pix. |
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Nice site, you've clearly put a great deal of work into it. I never fly Virgin, so it's mostly just an academic venture for me.
I'm a huge fan of seatguru.com for their seat ratings. Although lacking user-voting, their interface seems a lot more approachable than the virginflyer one. |
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Yeah, I guess I have the challenge of trying to display live data - and believe me when I say it was a big challenge!
Seatguru is a great site, and I have used it myself, but one thing I noticed was there wasn't live interaction with it. You could email your ratings, but not simply click a seat on the map and say, 'hey, this is a good seat', or 'avoid this one at all costs'. So that was the reason I wrote the seat ratings page on VirginFlyer (no point duplicating exactly what's already out there, eh?), but - and as you've noted - there are some trade offs between interactivity and interface. Any improvements that can be made are always welcome. Hey, that's how the site came to be! Pix. |
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[snip] duplicate post
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Just fixed a major problem with the site and added a link to ITYT!
Pix. |
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Hi pix,
like the recent update to your excellent site, even more useful info than before. Keep up the goodwork.
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Bazz Still Flying |
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