Let Airtap keep checking your flight status so you do not have to reopen an airline or travel app throughout the day. Enter your flight details, choose when Airtap should check, and get a message when the information available in the checked app meaningfully changes.
Track UA123 for October 18. Check the flight status every two hours starting in the morning, and message me if it becomes delayed, cancelled, or the scheduled departure time changes.Have an upcoming flight but do not want to keep reopening the airline app? Ask Airtap to check it on a schedule before departure and notify you when the displayed departure time or flight status meaningfully changes. This can reduce unnecessary repeated checks while still keeping the flight on your radar.
If you are meeting someone at the airport, give Airtap the arriving flight and ask it to keep checking the arrival information before you leave. You can configure the routine around the information that matters to your pickup plan, such as a change to the expected arrival time when that information is available.
When one flight affects whether you comfortably make another, ask Airtap to monitor the first leg on a schedule. A change detected in the checked flight information can give you an earlier signal that you may need to review your connection or travel plan. Airtap does not make airline rebooking decisions automatically unless that separate action is explicitly supported and requested.
Tracking flights for a partner, parent, child, or friend can involve the same repeated checking as tracking your own flight. Give Airtap the flight details and the change you care about, then let the routine handle scheduled checks and report back when its configured conditions are met.
Trust and safety
Clear settings make it easy to understand, change, or stop a routine.
Check the request and routine details before you start.
Change the timing, instructions, or destination when your needs change.
Pause or stop the routine whenever you no longer need it.
Give Airtap the flight number and travel date. You can also explain why you are tracking it, such as watching your own departure or following an arriving passenger.
Tell Airtap what should trigger an update. For example, ask it to report a delay, cancellation, departure-time change, or another status change that the checked app makes available.
Set a schedule that matches the trip. You might want several checks before departure or a routine that runs at specific times during your travel day.
Airtap uses its cloud phone to perform the scheduled checks and sends the useful result back through your Airtap conversation when the configured task finds something worth reporting.
Ready when you are
Use Airtap for live flight monitoring without repeatedly checking apps. Set a flight and schedule, then get notified when important status details change.
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Set up automatic flight check in with Airtap. Send your flight details once, let Airtap handle supported check-in steps when the window opens, and get updates in iMessage.
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Add a flight to your calendar with Airtap. Send your itinerary or booking confirmation, choose your reminders, and let Airtap create the calendar event.
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You still rely on the flight information provided by the underlying app or service, but you no longer have to remember to perform every check yourself.