Forum: travel.stackexchange.com
Tags: <air-travel><airports><routes>
Title: What is an easy way to see what routes are available from a given airport?
Question: I would like to see, at a glance, all the flights to/from a given airport.    Example query: "What cities can I reach on a single flight from Hannover (HAJ) airport?"  Is there any website which does this?

Answers:
sents: text: I am using Wikipedia for this.
text: Each english wikipedia listing of an airport lists serving airlines and their destinations.
text: So if you want to know where you can go from Hannover airport, just type Hannover (HAJ) airport wikipedia in google and you will be directed towards its listing in wikipedia, with a section on Airlines and destinations .
text: I haven't found an airport yet, that is not listed this way on Wikipedia.
answer_details: author: travel.stackexchange.com/users/None/
score: 13
sents: text: Best site that I know of for this is: Airline Route Maps With over 1000 airline route maps, you could click on say, Oceania, and look at Air NZ's Global map.
text: However, this is on a by-airline map really.
text: However, down the bottom is the search.
text: Type in say 'Auckland'
text: and it'll show you all the airlines that seem to have flights going through Auckland :D
text: So it's a pretty good starting point.
text: Kinda annoyed really that I hadn't found it a couple of months back when I was trying to answer the question on which airlines fly from Mongolia ...
answer_details: author: travel.stackexchange.com/users/101/Mark Mayo
score: 8
sents: text: I use a more pedestrian approach for that.
text: You can usually find routemaps and/or timetables on the airport's website.
text: Moreover you will find the names of the companies operating at the airport.
text: Then I proceed from there.
text: Example: http://www.hannover-airport.de/
text: If there is no such site or if it does not work or if it is not available in a language I understand, I try Wikipedia as a backup.
text: There are plenty of airports having an entry on Wikipedia and there you can get an idea of the routes and the companies.
text: Example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannover-Langenhagen_Airport
answer_details: author: travel.stackexchange.com/users/None/
score: 8
sents: text: Use www.routehappy.com to search flight schedules.
text: For example here is a list of all places you can fly direct from London (note: I work for Routehappy)
answer_details: author: travel.stackexchange.com/users/2804/badnu
score: 4
sents: text: I just came across a brilliant new webservice rome2rio (with all connection from Hannover)
answer_details: author: travel.stackexchange.com/users/None/
score: 4
sents: text: You can use wolfram alpha for this sort of stuff (although it works best with US airports): For example " all flights from KJFK " a great thing about this search
text: is you can see a map of planes estimated about your current location
text: so you know where the airplane is headed.
text: For more international destinations, http://matrix.itasoftware.com/ is what I use (actually, their android app).
answer_details: author: travel.stackexchange.com/users/1375/Burhan Khalid
score: 3
sents: text: Kiwi.com, momondo.com, adioso.com, and others allow “anywhere” as a destination.
text: At one time, the app from Azuon.com was the best thing I had ever seen.
text: But the Mac version broke more than a year ago, and they show no interest in fixing it.
text: Maybe it still works on Windows.
answer_details: author: travel.stackexchange.com/users/12555/WGroleau
score: 0

Summary of the answers:
You can find the routemaps and airlines on Wikipedia or the airport's website, or check routehappy.com, Airline Route Maps, rome2rio, http://matrix.itasoftware.com/ or their Android app. Kiwi.com, momondo.com, adioso.com, and others allow “anywhere” as a destination.
Wikipedia is a good solution for finding out what destinations an airport serves. Other options include websites offering a similar service. Moreover, the airport website usually list the destinations served.