Flight Information BA5705 British Airways: Dallas

British Airways BA5705

Dallas — Columbus

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)		Port Columbus International Airport (CMH)
Usual departure time		Usual arrival time
18:35		21:58

* Local time. Operating days: Sun. Usual times and days are based on observations in 2018–2021. The schedule may have changed.

Flight status BA5705

Flight British Airways BA5705 (Dallas — Columbus) running from the airport Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), to the airport Port Columbus International Airport (CMH). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft Boeing 737-800. Flight distance is 1489 km / 803 miles, and the average flight length is 2 h. 23 min.. This is a codeshare flight operated as AA2675.

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Types of aircraft flying BA5705 British Airways: Dallas — Columbus

Boeing 737-800

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Board numbers:

N944NN, N997NN, N981NN, N845NN, N906NN, N923NN, N342PM, N958NN, N926NN, N354PT, N980NN, N912AN

This section contains information about the types of aircraft and flight numbers that perform the flight. Based on observations in 2018–2021.

Other flights on the route Dallas — Columbus

Flight No.	Departure time*	Arrival time*	Aircraft
AA1443	10:35	14:05	Airbus A319
AA4056	15:03	18:30	Embraer EMB 175
QF4493	14:50	18:21	Embraer EMB 175
AA3358	16:50	20:20	Embraer EMB 175
AA2284	20:05	23:34	Boeing 737-800
AA2675	18:35	21:58	Boeing 737-800
AA2333	16:50	20:11	Boeing 737-800
AA4135	14:50	18:19	Embraer EMB 175
JL7338	11:00	14:27	Boeing 737-800
AS6375	20:05	23:34	Boeing 737-800
AA1094	11:00	14:30	Boeing 737-800
AS6235	19:35	22:58	Airbus A319
AA1257	07:45	11:04	Boeing (Douglas) MD-80
QJ105	23:59	08:00	Surface Equipment - Road Feeder Service (Truck)

* Local time

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Boeing 737-800

AA2675

* Code sharing — agreement on joint commercial exploitation of the flight by two or more airlines, one of which is an operator, and the rest sell tickets for the flight of the operating company on their own behalf.

[DFW] Dallas Fort Worth International Airport