AIRPORT CONNECTIVITY · BETA

Your network, on a map.

Turn a route table into a map for a report or presentation. Your files stay in this browser.

01 / Route data Type routes (IATA or ICAO codes)

Separate routes with commas or new lines. Chains: AKL-ZQN-SYD. One to many: AKL-ZQN/SYD/MEL. Add #rrggbb to colour a route or group.

Open CSV or Excel (.xlsx)

Up to 5 MB and 2,000 rows. Excel uses the first worksheet. Required columns: origin, destination.

Sample CSV Sample Excel

Columns and airport codes

Optional: flights, seats, airline, colour (or color, as #rrggbb), origin_lat, origin_lon, destination_lat, destination_lon. Flights and seats must be non-negative numbers. Use the same period for every row.

Coordinates use decimal degrees (longitude −180 to 180, latitude −90 to 90). Supply both for codes outside the lookup, or to override a location.

The lookup uses the repository airport table (9,803 airports). IATA and ICAO codes are accepted. Coordinates in your file override the lookup.

Rows for the same airport pair are added together, including both directions. Airline filtering happens before adding. Missing values are never treated as zero.

02 / Presentation Map title Source and period

Route width

Airline

Airport labels

Line thickness 2

Routes

Background

Countries

Colour routes Map extent

03 / Export size Size (pixels)

PNG uses these dimensions. SVG stays vector and uses the same shape. Custom: 100 to 8,000 pixels per side, up to 40 million pixels.

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Curved paths show great-circle connections, not actual flight tracks. Widths compare airport-pair totals. Zero-value routes are hidden when a metric is selected.

Route totals

Airport pair	Flights	Seats	Airlines	Colour