Maho Schedule

Anyone know where I can find a schedule for the flights landing on Oct 7?

The big flights which are good to look at during take off or landing usually are all in the afternoon. I would say between 1:00 and 4:00. I know that AA takes off during that time as well as lands, Air France usually takes off around then if its not delayed.

Do these times remain pretty consistent year round? We won't be there until Sunday, Dec 6th -- should I check again in late November?

Schedules do change, so check back.

Ray Mann has a website that trys to keep up with the schedules.

Anyone know where I can find a schedule for the flights landing on Oct 7?

AA667, a 757, due SXM at 11:50

AA1937, a 757, due SXM at 1:16

AF488, an A300, due SXM at 1:25 (maybe - shows for 10/6 and 10/8, not 10/7)

US877, a 757, due SXM at 1:51

AA687, a 757, due SXM at 2:04

Lots of 'puddle jumpers' throughout the day.

gtaylor- Did you just go to the airlines websites to get those flight #'s and times and pick random cities going into SXM? Trying to plan a good time to stop at Maho in December.

Yes, that's basically what I did, but not random cities -- there's only a handful, like SJU, MIA, NYC, CLT, PHL, CDG.

I went to the various airlines' websites, and checked their timetables.

This is what I found for November :

FLIGHTS TO/FROM SXM ------

Nov 1, 2004

AMERICAN

AA1937 dep FLL 730am arr SXM 220pm 757

AA687 dep MIA 1102am arr sxm 246pm 757

AA667 dep JFK 745am arr sxm 1233pm 757

AA815 dep JFK 1155am arr sxm 440pm 757

AA660 dep SXM 150pm arr JFK 501pm 757

AA1312 dep SXM 335pm arr SJU 445pm 757

AA2160 dep SXM 358pm arr MIA 608pm 757

CONTINENTAL

871 dep EWR 855am arr SXM 154pm 73G

1433 dep SXM 245pm arr EWR 610pm 73G

USAir

877 dep BWI 740am arr SXM 151pm

878 dep SXM 255pm arr BDL 1006pm

G8705 dep SXM 337pm arr SJU 437pm

KLM

KL785 dep AMS 1120 arr SXM 1510?

KL785 dep AMS 1210 arr SXM 1600?

KL785 dep SXM 1625 arr AMS next day

AIR FRANCE

AF488 dep PAR 1100 arr sxm 1500 Airbus

AF489 dep SXM 1720 arr PAR next day

Also, you can use

http://www.flightarrivals.com/ to help plan the takeoffs and landings...