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Flight-Schedule-Template TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Arriving Flight Schedule Arrivals by City - July 2015 Departure Arrival Cities Served Airline Aircraft Flight No. Miles Seats Days Time Time Akron Southwest Airlines 73W 4531 0950 1210 894 143 1234567 Akron Southwest Airlines 73W 1108 1330 1545 894 143 .....6. Albany Southwest Airlines 73W 3650 0705 1005 1,130 143 12345.7 Albany Southwest Airlines 73W 4553 1305 1605 1,130 143 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines M88 1572 0730 0850 406 149 ......7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 1572 0730 0850 406 160 .2..... Atlanta Delta Air Lines 757 1572 0730 0850 406 183 1.345.. Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 1472 0835 0956 406 160 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines M88 1472 0835 0958 406 149 12345.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines 757 1891 0925 1050 406 183 ...4... Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 1891 0935 1059 406 160 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 1891 0935 1100 406 160 123.5.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 2091 1035 1200 406 160 1234567 Atlanta Delta Air Lines M88 1373 1135 1258 406 149 ...4... Atlanta Delta Air Lines 320 1373 1135 1258 406 150 123.5.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines 320 1373 1140 1302 406 150 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines 738 2330 1225 1350 406 160 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines 757 2330 1225 1350 406 183 12345.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines M88 2372 1335 1502 406 149 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines M88 2372 1335 1504 406 149 12345.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 2172 1430 1602 406 160 12345.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 950 1530 1703 406 160 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 950 1530 1705 406 160 12345.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines M88 2081 1635 1802 406 149 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines M88 2081 1635 1804 406 149 12345.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 2376 1735 1905 406 160 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 2376 1735 1907 406 160 12345.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines 739 1251 1905 2032 406 180 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines 739 1251 1905 2033 406 180 12345.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 1797 2042 2207 406 160 1234567 Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 2304 2205 2331 406 160 .....6. Source: Diio Mi Days: 1=Monday, 7=Sunday TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Arriving Flight Schedule Arrivals by City - July 2015 Departure Arrival Cities Served Airline Aircraft Flight No. Miles Seats Days Time Time Atlanta Delta Air Lines M90 2304 2205 2333 406 160 12345.7 Atlanta Delta Air Lines 739 1758 2308 0030 406 180 .....6. Atlanta Delta Air Lines 739 1758 2308 0031 406 180 12345.7 Atlanta Spirit Airlines 319 941 1722 1846 406 145 1234567 Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73C 399 0840 1010 406 143 12345.. Atlanta Southwest Airlines 733 4335 0900 1030 406 137 .....6. Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73W 2770 1100 1225 406 143 12345.7 Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73C 3524 1200 1325 406 143 .....6. Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73C 4349 1335 1500 406 143 .....6. Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73C 736 1355 1525 406 143 12345.7 Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73W 4271 1520 1650 406 143 .....6. Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73C 741 1540 1710 406 143 12345.7 Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73W 551 1910 2035 406 143 12345.7 Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73W 4256 2005 2140 406 143 .....6. Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73W 189 2100 2225 406 143 12345.7 Atlanta Southwest Airlines 73W 4228 2205 2330 406 143 .....6. Atlantic City Spirit Airlines 319 341 1025 1247 914 145 1234567 Austin Southwest Airlines 73C 4913 1135 1455 928 143 12345.7 Austin Southwest Airlines 733 1192 1415 1735 928 137 .....6. Baltimore Southwest Airlines 73C 1356 0605 0825 842 143 .....6. Baltimore Southwest Airlines 733 1346 0825 1050 842 137 12345.7 Baltimore Southwest Airlines 73C 4488 0830 1055 842 143 .....6. Baltimore Southwest Airlines 733 4189 1120 1340 842 137 12345.. Baltimore Southwest Airlines 73C 4189 1120 1340 842 143 ......7 Baltimore Southwest Airlines 73C 4614 1215 1430 842 143 .....6. Baltimore Southwest Airlines 733 1277 1455 1715 842 137 12345.7 Baltimore Southwest Airlines 73W 925 1615 1840 842 143 12345.7 Baltimore Southwest Airlines 73W 1080 1615 1840 842 143 .....6. Baltimore Southwest Airlines 73C 2008 1830 2055 842 143 .....6. Baltimore Southwest Airlines 73W 2060 1840 2100 842 143 12345.7 Baltimore Southwest Airlines 73W 3826 1950 2210 842 143 .....6. Source: Diio Mi Days: 1=Monday, 7=Sunday TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Arriving Flight Schedule Arrivals by City - July 2015 Departure Arrival Cities Served Airline Aircraft Flight No. Miles Seats Days Time Time Baltimore Southwest Airlines 73W 2939 2050 2315 842 143 12345.7 Birmingham Southwest Airlines 73C 1761 0840 1105 460 143 .....6. Birmingham Southwest Airlines 73C 644 0920 1145 460 143 12345.7 Birmingham Southwest Airlines 73W 457 1400 1625 460 143 12345.7 Birmingham Southwest Airlines 73C 4235 1450 1715 460 143 .....6. Boston JetBlue Airways 320 2191 0720 1035 1,185 150 1234567 Boston JetBlue Airways 320 391 1150 1500 1,185 150 12345.7 Boston JetBlue Airways E90 391 1155 1505 1,185 100 .....6. Boston JetBlue Airways 320 691 1546 1902 1,185 150 1234.67 Buffalo Southwest Airlines 73W 1539 0535 0820 1,054 143 .....6. Buffalo Southwest Airlines 73W 2012 0550 0830 1,054 143 12345.7 Buffalo Southwest Airlines 73W 2327 1600 1840 1,054 143 .....6. Cancun Delta Air Lines M88 936 1122 1407 550 149 .....6. Charleston Silver Airways SF3 93 1200 1350 371 34 12345.7 Charleston Silver Airways SF3 93 1205 1355 371 34 .....6. Charlotte US Airways 320 1813 0745 0924 508 150 12345.7 Charlotte US Airways 320 1925 0940 1123 508 150 .....67 Charlotte US Airways 321 1925 0940 1123 508 187 12345.. Charlotte US Airways 321 2053 1140 1325 508 187 1234567 Charlotte US Airways 319 1808 1305 1442 508 124 .....67 Charlotte US Airways 321 1808 1305 1442 508 187 12345.. Charlotte US Airways 321 1810 1440 1620 508 187 1234567 Charlotte US Airways 321 1791 1625 1807 508 187 12345.7 Charlotte US Airways 320 1829 1810 1953 508 150 12345.7 Charlotte US Airways 321 1829 1810 1953 508 187 .....6. Charlotte US Airways 320 1871 1955 2131 508 150 .....6. Charlotte US Airways 321 1871 1955 2131 508 187 12345.7 Charlotte US Airways 319 1873 2210 2342 508 124 1234567 Chicago American Airlines M80 1514 0828 1206 1,012 140 1234567 Chicago American Airlines 738 1253 1321 1702 1,012 150 1234567 Chicago American Airlines M80 1679 1525 1910 1,012 140 .....6. Source: Diio Mi Days: 1=Monday, 7=Sunday TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Arriving Flight Schedule Arrivals by City - July 2015 Departure Arrival Cities Served Airline Aircraft Flight No. Miles Seats Days Time Time Chicago American Airlines M80 1679 1825 2210 1,012 140 12345.7 Chicago Spirit Airlines 320 729 1525 1902 1,012 178 1.3.56. Chicago United Airlines 320 340 0729 1112 1,012 138 .....6. Chicago United Airlines 320 643 0859 1242 1,012 138 .2..... Chicago United Airlines 739 1948 0859 1243 1,012 173 1.345.7 Chicago United Airlines 320 643 1040 1423 1,012 138 .....6. Chicago United Airlines 320 983 1413 1754 1,012 138 .....6. Chicago United Airlines 739 1776 1413 1755 1,012 173 12345.. Chicago United Airlines 739 1776 1417 1759 1,012 173 ......7 Chicago United Airlines 738 1943 1743 2127 1,012 157 12345.7 Chicago United Airlines 739 1943 1749 2133 1,012 173 .....6. Chicago Southwest Airlines 73W 618 0535 0905 997 143 12345.. Chicago Southwest Airlines 73H 1233 0745 1115 997 175 .....6. Chicago Southwest Airlines 73W 986 0800 1125 997 143 12345.. Chicago Southwest Airlines 73W 1164 0800 1125 997 143 ......7 Chicago Southwest Airlines 73W 4593 1035 1405 997 143 .....6. Chicago Southwest Airlines 73H 4564 1135 1505 997 175 .....6. Chicago Southwest Airlines 73W 4166 1240 1610 997 143 12345.7 Chicago Southwest Airlines 73H 1408 1505 1840 997 175 .....6. Chicago Southwest Airlines 73W 845 1650 2020 997 143 12345.7 Chicago Southwest Airlines 73W 2654 1655 2025 997 143 .....6. Chicago Southwest Airlines 73W 34 2015 2345 997 143 .....6. Chicago Southwest Airlines 73W 697 2115 0045 997 143 12345.7 Cincinnati Delta Air Lines M88 1211 0925 1128 773 149 .....6. Cincinnati Delta Air Lines M88 1211 0930 1134 773 149 12345.7 Cleveland Frontier Airlines 319 1395 0620 0845 927 138 1234567 Columbus Southwest Airlines 73W 658 0600 0810 829 143 12345.. Columbus Southwest Airlines 73H 4504 0605 0820 829 175 .....6. Columbus Southwest Airlines 73W 4093 0800 1010 829 143 ......7 Columbus Southwest Airlines 733 2749 1410 1620 829 137 .....6. Columbus Southwest Airlines 73W 319 1605 1820 829 143 12345.7 Source: Diio Mi Days: 1=Monday, 7=Sunday TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Arriving Flight Schedule Arrivals by City - July 2015 Departure Arrival Cities Served Airline Aircraft Flight No. Miles Seats Days Time Time Columbus Southwest Airlines 733 1271 1835 2045 829 137 .....6. Dallas Southwest Airlines 73H 1827 0805 1135 917 175 .....6. Dallas Southwest Airlines 73W 1114 1005 1325 917 143 12345.7 Dallas Southwest Airlines 73W 1391 1855 2215 917 143 .....6. Dallas Southwest Airlines 73W 1961 2015 2335 917 143 12345.7 Dallas/Fort Worth American Airlines M80 2488 0710 1043 929 140 1234567 Dallas/Fort Worth American Airlines M80 2457 1022 1355 929 140 1234567 Dallas/Fort Worth American Airlines M80 1000 1155 1527 929 140 1234567 Dallas/Fort Worth American Airlines M80 1198 1330 1659 929 140 1234567 Dallas/Fort Worth American Airlines M80 2261 1510 1843 929 140 1234567 Dallas/Fort Worth American Airlines M80 2299 1820 2153 929 140 1234567 Dallas/Fort Worth American Airlines 738 2198 2020 2355 929 150 1234567 Dallas/Fort Worth Spirit Airlines 320 812 0755 1125 929 178 1.3.56.
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