flightDelay Data Type

A flight delay is a record of departures that are happening at an airport behind schedule. It is calculated from the Airport's recent history of flight departures.

Namespace
(Default)
Schema
ns0.xsd
Properties
name data type type namespace min/max occurs constraints description
airport city element 0/1   The airport that has the delay.
description string element 0/1 max size: 1028, min size: 0 A description of the flight delay.
endDate dateTime element 0/1   The time that the delay is predicted to end.
link string element 0/1 max size: 256, min size: 0 A link with additional information about this delay.
score double element 0/1   The score of the delay.
startDate dateTime element 0/1   The time that the delays started.
timestamp dateTime element 0/1   The timestamp of when this delay was loaded into the system.
Properties inherited from baseHibernateEntity
id long element 0/1   The unique internal ID of the object.
version long element 0/1   For internal use only. This is the serialization recorder for optimistic locking of several objects between sessions.
Properties inherited from baseEntity
violations list of simpleViolation element 0/unbounded   A list of constraint violations, if any, that this object has.

Example

<flightDelay>
  <airport>
    <code>...</code>
    <countryCode>...</countryCode>
    <latitude>...</latitude>
    <longitude>...</longitude>
    <name>...</name>
    <stateOrCountry>...</stateOrCountry>
    <airportName>...</airportName>
    <region>
      <name>...</name>
      <code>...</code>
      <country/>
      <position>...</position>
    </region>
    <timeZone>
      <name>...</name>
      <offset>...</offset>
      <daylightSavingsOffset>...</daylightSavingsOffset>
    </timeZone>
    <retentionOnly>...</retentionOnly>
    <position>...</position>
    <unique>...</unique>
    <alias>...</alias>
    <id>...</id>
    <version>...</version>
  </airport>
  <score>...</score>
  <description>...</description>
  <link>...</link>
  <timestamp>...</timestamp>
  <startDate>...</startDate>
  <endDate>...</endDate>
  <id>...</id>
  <version>...</version>
  <violations/>
</flightDelay>