Use a live flight-tracking service such as FlightStats TMS Arrivals or Airportia TMS Arrivals. Search by flight number for the most precise result.
Airport flight trackers generally display times according to the airport/time-zone settings of the service. Always check the time-zone indication when comparing an arrival with the departure time at another airport.
Current schedule databases list approximately five nonstop destinations from TMS, although the exact schedule can change over time.
Yes. A published schedule is not a guarantee of the actual arrival time. Delays can occur because of weather, aircraft operations, air traffic, or delays at the originating airport. Always consult the latest live status.
First, check that you are using the correct airport code (TMS) and the correct travel date. Then search using the flight number and airline. Some smaller or charter operations may not appear consistently across every third-party tracker.
No. Scheduled means the flight is listed to operate at the published time. It does not mean that the aircraft has landed.
Not necessarily. After landing, passengers may still need to leave the aircraft, complete immigration, collect baggage and clear customs. Allow additional time before arranging a pickup.
For a passenger pickup, the best approach is to use the flight number, monitor the live status, and check again shortly before travelling to the airport. This is more reliable than using a general daily timetable.
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