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Anybody found a good way to put airline schedules on the BB? When I search the airline websites that I use (Southwest, Airtrain and Delta) for handheld application, they ALL have Palm and pocket PC applications, but not BB. What is that about? Isn't Blackberry far more common for the business traveler? Anybody else found something?
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Here you go, try Worldmate...
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We would probably more appreciate a free, versus a pay service.
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Pocket Express Elite also has a subscription airline schedule and Flight Status service. Its weather module supported more cities than did Worldmate when I was evaluating the two, a couple of years ago.
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Anybody found a good way to put airline schedules on the BB? When I search the airline websites that I use (Southwest, Airtrain and Delta) for handheld application, they ALL have Palm and pocket PC applications, but not BB. What is that about? Isn't Blackberry far more common for the business traveler? Anybody else found something?
I don't know if this is exactly what you are requesting, however, this is an excellent site with airline information, flight status, security delays, etc.

the site is flightstats and can be reached by http://mobile.flightstats.com/go/mibile/
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If you fly often Worldmate is worth every sinfle penny! Use the trial on a trip, its fantastic.

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I travel a LOT and Worldmate is worth the dollars it costs me.
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continental runs a mobile screen specific website. I used it for flight tracking last night...no prob.

pda.continental.com
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I too travel a lot and find Worldmate totally worth the price.
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Worldmate is indeed one of the most useful apps on BB.
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just a thought...
there are three different things we're talking about here.
1) local applications (like Continental's flight schedule app for Palm)
2) mobile specific websites (like Continental's "pda" website)
3) travel info aggregaters (like WorldMate)
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