If you travel a lot, you will have a much different set of requirements (multiple trips, future flights, airport information, weather forecasts) than someone who just wants to know when a given flight will arrive at the local airport.Īll of these apps get their data from somewhere else, so if that source has issues, you’ll either not get the information you require, or worse, the presented data may be wrong.
I split this up because your feature wish list will vary depending on these two cases. To start, I decided to focus on two common use cases for these apps: apps for travelers, and apps for airport pickup duty. That’s why I’ve spent the last few weeks looking at 25 different flight-tracking apps, trying to find the very best of the bunch. Plus, some apps offer so much more-from airport maps and weather data to baggage claim status and directions.
Honestly, what’s more annoying than a last-minute flight change that you don’t get notified about in time?īut with the App Store flooded with apps that all claim to do the same tasks, picking out the best one for your needs can be tough. A flight-tracking app is a handy tool to keep tucked away in your iPhone’s toolbox, both for managing your own travel schedule and for keeping an eye on flights in case you’ve been tapped for an airport pickup.
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