| Current Version | Version: 3.6.4 | |
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| Developer | Ben Kazez | |
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| Price | $9.99 | |
| Filed Under | Travel | |
| Age rating | 4+ | |
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Description
The best flight tracking app out there! Push alerts, automatic syncing with TripIt and much more.
“Top 10 iPhone Apps of 2009 – The ultimate app for checking itineraries and tracking flights.” – TIME
FlightTrack Pro works seamlessly with TripIt. Forward your airline confirmation emails to plans@tripit.com, and flight will appear automatically in FlightTrack Pro. Works with over 1000 travel sites! It’s pretty magical.
• Automatically sync your itineraries
• View zoomable, live flight tracking maps with weather radar
• Push alerts – Get flight updates even when app isn’t open
• Sync with your phone’s calendar
• Covers more than 4,000 airports worldwide
• Full international flight coverage with 1,400 airlines
• Fast switching between FlightTrack Pro and other apps
• Gorgeous Airport Board View to see all flights from over 1400 airports (Paid add-on for iPad only)
• Share flight status by email, Facebook or Twitter
• Track incoming flight legs to predict if your departing flight will be on time
• Track all your flights on one screen (iPad version only)
• Find alternate flights at a tap
• Optimized for the super high resolution Retina Display on the iPhone 4
• Airtime, aircraft, and speed & altitude (US)
• Offline mode for use in airplanes, maps still work
• Predict flight delays with airport warnings and historical delay forecasts
• Pro-level flight status coverage rated #1 by the WSJ
• Add flight notes for seat numbers, confirmation numbers and more
• Review weather radar and forecasts
“If you travel by air, you’re going to want this application.” – Forbes
“Brilliant.” – New York Times
Note – FlightTrack Pro does not track private (noncommercial or charter) flights
Also by Mobiata: FlightTrack Pro · TripDeck · HotelPal · StayHIP · HomeAway
http://www.mobiata.com/











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