Example

How to Read the Flight Schedule

(1) Departure	The name of airport from where cargo is departing.
(2) Flight number	The flight number. Several aircraft numbers may appear in case we have more than one aircraft operating to the same destination at the same time.
(3) Days of operation	The flight frequency will be indicated by the days of the week. DAILY: Monday to Sunday (operates everyday) Number 1 to 7: each number indicates the days of the week. 1: Monday 2: Tuesday 3: Wednesday 4: Thursday 5: Friday 6: Saturday 7: Sunday
(4) Equipment	The name of aircraft on which cargo will get loaded.
(5) Departure time	The departing time of aircraft.
(6) Place of transit	The three-letter code of the airport of transit.
(7) Arrival time	The arriving time of the aircraft. "+1" or "+2" means that the arrival of your aircraft is arriving on the "next day" or "two days later" than your departure day.
(8) Destination	The name of airport where cargo is expected to arrive.

Example

How to Read the Flight Schedule

(1) Departing airport	The three-letter code of departing airport.
(2) Flight number	The flight number.
(3) Equipment	When you use RFS(Road Feeder Service), "RFS" will be indicated instead of the name of the aircraft.
(4) Days of operation	The flight frequency will be indicated by the days of the week. DAILY: Monday to Sunday (operates everyday) Number 1 to 7: each number indicates the days of the week. 1: Monday 2: Tuesday 3: Wednesday 4: Thursday 5: Friday 6: Saturday 7: Sunday
(5) Departure time	The departing time of the aircraft.
(6) Arrival time	The arriving time of the aircraft. "+1" or "+2" means that the arrival of your aircraft is arriving on a "next day" or "two days later" than your departure day.
(7) Arriving airport	The three-letter code of arriving airport.