Flighty Reviews

I wasn’t sure how much I’d actually care about Apple Watch updates, but they’ve been super handy. I kind of trusted my instinct and kept them on, and I’m glad I did. The little improvements and alerts make daily use feel smoother without me having to think about it much.

I thought the app looked like it could be useful, but I got kind of uncomfortable with how much data it seemed to want. The privacy details felt a bit vague to me, and I couldn’t really tell what was being shared or with who. I ended up deleting it after about a day.

I do like being able to look back at my flight history and see my miles all in one place. That part is actually fun. But a few times the delay info or gate changes were just wrong or showed up too late, which is frustrating when you’re actually at the airport trying to figure things out. The stats are nice, but if the alerts aren’t dependable, it’s hard to justify paying for it. some of that feels preventable.

I like having the aircraft details available because it helps me feel a little more prepared before a flight. The inbound plane feature is really useful too, and that’s the main reason I check it, so I don’t think I’m being too picky when I say it can lag sometimes. Overall, it’s still handy and worth using.

I used flighty on my last trip, it was kind of impressive. The gate change showed up on my phone before anything was announced at the airport, which was great but also a little ridiculous because why am I trusting an app more than the actual screens? Delay updates came through pretty much right away too. It made the whole airport chaos slightly less painful, especially when I was rushing around like a mess. Anyway, very solid app. I liked it a lot.

I do like Flighty when it’s working. The updates are clear, useful, and easy to follow, especially when I’m trying to keep track of delays. But it’s frozen on me a few times right when I needed it, which is irritating. I already waste enough energy dealing with travel stress, so having to close and reopen the app just adds to it. It’s not awful, but I expected it to be more reliable for something travel-related.

My gut reaction was that the support team was probably swamped, because it took a couple days for them to get back to me. Once they did, they were helpful enough and answered what I needed, but it definitely wasn’t the fastest response.

I’m only using the free version of Flighty right now, and yeah, you definitely run into the limits quickly, with some of the nicer features locked behind the paid plan. But for just checking flights and getting basic updates, it’s been really useful. The app feels clean, it’s fast, and it doesn’t constantly bother me, which I really appreciate. If I end up traveling more often, I’d probably consider paying for it...

I used it the whole trip, and the battery was still fine at the end, which surprised me a bit honestly.

I checked this before heading to my gate, and it showed my flight delay before the airport boards even updated — that was helpful.

I used Flighty to share my trip with a few friends, and it worked exactly how I hoped it would. I already had a feeling this app would make travel coordination easier, and this kind of confirmed it for me. They could check delays, gate changes, and all that without constantly texting me for updates. Super handy and definitely something I’ll keep using.

Maybe I expected too much, but for the price, I just don’t feel like it does enough. It works fine, I guess, but I kept wondering if I should’ve gone with something cheaper instead

I found my flight details sooo fast, with no messing around at all. Super simple and exactly what I needed.

I used Flighty on two trips last month, and it spotted both delays before the airline app said anything. One of them showed up about 40 minutes early, which saved me from doing that awkward rush-to-the-gate sprint (never fun). I also really liked being able to see why a delay might be happening, like where the incoming plane was coming from. It made the whole thing feel a lot less random and frustrating. The app wasn’t totally obvious to me at first (took a little poking around), but once I got used to it, the delay predictions were seriously reliable. Easy 5 stars from me.

I’ve been using this calendar for a bit now, mostly to keep track of work stuff and random errands like grocery runs, and it works okay overall. Nothing too fancy, but it gets the job done. The only thing that bugs me is that updates can be kind of slow sometimes, which is annoying when I’m trying to quickly change something before heading out the door with my coffee in hand.

Used Flighty for a couple flights on a recent trip, was handy having the times and gate info in one place instead of digging through emails. Some updates did come through a little late though, and one connection detail wasn’t super clear. Could’ve been the airport data, not really sure. Overall, useful app, just not perfect. Would probably use it again, but wouldn’t depend on it 100% for every single detail.

The UI feels cluttered sometimes, and it makes simple tasks take more effort than they should. I don’t mind learning my way around, but having to hunt for the right option or click through extra stuff gets annoying fast...

The push notifications have been really useful, really useful. They usually let me know about gate changes or delays before I even see them on the airport screens. I did have one or two alerts come in a bit late, but overall it’s been solid.

I ended up missing my flights, it was such a frustrating experience. I was trying to get everything sorted and felt like I was just falling further behind with no real help. It made the whole trip way more stressful than it needed to be

I used Flighty on my last trip it was really helpful. It showed my terminal and gate before I even saw them on the airport screens. My gate changed once too, and the app updated quickly enough that I didn’t end up walking all the way in the wrong direction. It’s simple, easy to use, and does exactly what you need. I’d definitely recommend it