Pick the flights you care about. FlightWatch keeps an eye on them and pings your phone when something changes: delays, gate and terminal swaps, boarding, landing, even a late inbound aircraft.
Not a flight search engine. A quiet watcher for the handful of flights that matter this week.
Delays, cancellations, diversions, gate, terminal and baggage belt changes, sent as they happen.
See when the plane that will operate your flight is itself running late, before the airline says so.
Flight plan filed or changed, aircraft swaps, and other signs the airline is preparing your departure.
Choose which alerts you want in settings. Everything else stays quiet.
Checks more often near takeoff and landing, and rests when nothing is moving, so data stays fresh without waste.
Add it to your home screen. Alerts arrive even when the app is closed.
Your flights, alert choices and devices belong to your account. Nobody else sees them.
Up and running in under a minute.
Use your invited Google or Microsoft account.
Enter the flight number and date.
Turn on notifications and pick the ones you want.
FlightWatch tells you when something changes.
Quick answers.
FlightWatch is invite only for now. If your email has been added, sign in with the matching Google or Microsoft account.
Yes, once installed and notifications are allowed. On iPhone, add it to the Home Screen first.
FlightAware AeroAPI. Calls are cached and rate limited, and an admin can pause live data. You will see a notice when that happens.
None. Sign-in is handled by Google or Microsoft, and we only receive your verified email address. Microsoft sign-in works with personal Microsoft accounts.
No. Each account has its own flights, alert settings and devices.
Sign in with the account that was invited.
FlightWatch is private. Only invited email addresses can sign in. We only receive your verified email address, never a password.