Sacramento International Airport Launches OAG Aviation Route Mapper Tool

SACRAMENTO, California -

Sacramento International Airport (SMF) has revamped its Web site to be more consumer-friendly with the launch of OAG’s (www.oagaviation.com) Route Mapper tool on www.sacairports.org. The new application aids travelers who use SMF as their airport of choice, enabling them to easily search online for flight and flight-related information.

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With OAG’s Route Mapper, visitors to SMF’s Web site can: - Search nonstop and connecting flights to and from Sacramento simply by clicking on a visual global map of cities served by the airport - View timetable of all available flights from chosen city for all airlines flying the route - View detailed information about each flight - Change preferred travel dates or flight preferences without leaving the page or starting the search over - Link directly to the airline that flies the chosen route to purchase tickets - Easily read flight schedules information with the user-friendly format

“The OAG Route Mapper is an easy-to-use tool that provides instant point-to-point travel information. We enjoyed working with OAG to debut this tool to the travelers that pass through Sacramento International Airport,” says Hardy Acree, Sacramento County Airport System Director of Airports.

“We’re proud of the functionality offered through the OAG Route Mapper, as it gives our customers the ability to promote their route network online and create better experiences for their travelers,” said Brendan Hickman, CCO of OAG. “Sacramento International Airport is a leader among airports for providing a tool for experienced or occasional fliers that greatly improves flight searches for any destination in the world.”

The Route Mapper application also works seamlessly with screen readers used by the visually impaired to view the SMF timetables and mapping functions.

About Sacramento International Airport

Sacramento County Airport System is responsible for planning, developing, operating and maintaining the county’s four airports: Sacramento International Airport, Executive Airport, Mather Airport and Franklin Field. For more information, visit www.sacairports.org.

About OAG

OAG provides the air transport industry’s most accurate single source of airline information, with essential workflow data, analysis, products and services sourced from its comprehensive proprietary airline schedules, fleet and MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) databases. OAG is a UBM Aviation business. UBM Aviation serves the passenger aviation, air cargo logistics, MRO and business travel communities with information products, market intelligence, news and events.

For more information, go to www.ubmaviation.com .

Source: OAG Aviation

OAG, Pamela Johnston, President, PJ Inc., Pamela at pjinc.net, +1-212-629-8445, or Sacramento International Airport, Gina Swankie, Communication and Media Officer II, Sacramento County Airport System, SwankieG at saccounty.net, +1-916-874-0780