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Note that the flight information laid out above resembles that of a standard airline schedule table as close as possible, with a few known exceptions:
Note that the flight information laid out above resembles that of a standard airline schedule table as close as possible, with a few known exceptions:
- Weekdays are in the range 0 to 6, but do follow standard airline conventions (0 = Monday; 6 is Sunday)
* Weekdays are in the range 0 to 6, but do follow standard airline conventions (0 = Monday; 6 is Sunday)
- All times in the table are in UTC; to convert from local time, as given in the airline table, subtract the airport in question's UTC offset. eg: KJFK is UTC-0400 so a flight leaving at 20:00 local New York time is written as 00:00 UTC. EHAM is UTC+1 so a flight leaving EHAM at 20:00 local Amsterdam time is written as 21:00 UTC.
* All times in the table are in UTC; to convert from local time, as given in the airline table, subtract the airport in question's UTC offset.
- The last entry in each line (A/C type) should correspond to the ''combination'' of the '''TypeCode''' and '''Airline''' entries in the aircraft sections.
** eg1: KJFK is UTC-0400 so a flight leaving at 20:00 local New York time is written as 00:00 UTC.
** eg2: EHAM is UTC+1 so a flight leaving EHAM at 20:00 local Amsterdam time is written as 21:00 UTC.
* The last entry in each line (A/C type) should correspond to the ''combination'' of the '''TypeCode''' and '''Airline''' entries in the aircraft sections.


The resulting table can now easily be converted to XML output by running the conf2xml.pl (conv2xml.pl - check) script.
The resulting table can now easily be converted to XML output by running the conf2xml.pl (conv2xml.pl - check) script.
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