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Flight status

Later: delays for the flight you actually booked.

Planned. There is nothing to connect yet.

  1. Koba: your Friday flight to Vancouver is now leaving at 4:40 pm, 55 minutes late. it’s the flight from your booking email
  2. Koba: check-in at the stay is from 5:00 pm, so you’re still fine. want me to tell the group you’ll land around 5:50?
  3. You: yes
  4. Koba: told Vancouver weekend you land around 5:50 pm
Planned.

What it’s for

  • Follow a flight found in a booking email
  • Tell the group when someone will land late, if you ask

How it’s meant to work

When
Your Friday flight to Vancouver is delayed by 55 minutes.
Koba
Koba would tell you, and check it against what depends on it, like check-in at the stay.
You decide
Koba offers to tell the group; it only does when you say yes.
What’s saved
The trip shows your new arrival time.

What it can see, and who sees it.

Access
Intended to use your booking for which flight, and a flight data provider for its status.
You need
A flight booking in your connected or forwarded mail.
Who sees it
Only the people you choose.
Switching it off
Stop following any flight.