Terminal

Everything
flights.

Done right.

My Flights in Terminal: a trip from Paris to San Diego, its flight to London in the air and the next one, to San Diego, in 20 hours.
A flight opened in My Flights: Air France from Paris, landed in London 8 minutes early, with its times, terminals, map and timeline.
The opened flight’s route: Paris Charles de Gaulle at 16:07, 17 minutes late, to London Gatwick at 15:52, 8 minutes early.
The weather at Gatwick, 15°C and cloudy, and the flight’s terminals, 2E and North.
A map of the flight from Paris to London.
The start of the flight’s timeline.
The opened flight scrolled down past its timeline to the next flight, British Airways to San Diego.
The add button at the top of My Flights.
The iPhone’s status bar, at 01:10.
The small My Flights title over the screen as the card scrolls.
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LH400 moved to gate Z25.

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AF006 landed 8 min early.

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BA117 bags are on belt 4.

My Flights.

Live.

Gates, delays, takeoff and landing on the card, as they happen.

Connected.

Every leg joins into one trip, even when you change airports.

Import your flights.

Straight from your Calendar, all in one go.

Terminal

Everything flights. Done right.

My Flights in Terminal: a trip from Paris to San Diego, its flight to London in the air and the next one, to San Diego, in 20 hours.
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LH400 moved to gate Z25.

My Flights.

The opened flight in My Flights, scrolled down past its timeline to the next flight, British Airways to San Diego.
The add button at the top of My Flights.
The iPhone’s status bar, at 01:10.
The small My Flights title over the screen as the card scrolls.

Live.

Gates, delays, takeoff and landing on the card, as they happen.

Connected.

Every leg joins into one trip, even when you change airports.

Import your flights.

Straight from your Calendar, all in one go.

Flights go wrong. Terminal’s already on it.

Diverted.

Where it came down, and the next flight on, right under the card.

Cancelled.

Stamped on the card, and the alert names your next flight.

Connection at risk.

When a late flight squeezes your change, Terminal tells you.

Flights go wrong. Terminal’s already on it.

Diverted.

Where it came down, and the next flight on, right under the card.

Cancelled.

Stamped on the card, and the alert names your next flight.

Connection at risk.

When a late flight squeezes your change, Terminal tells you.

Walk straight to your gate. Terminal knows the way.

  1. It already knows your gate.

    From your flight. Gate changes? Your walk follows.

  2. The walk, in minutes.

    From where you are to your gate.

  3. Food and shops, before or after security.

    And whether it fits before your flight.

  4. Every floor.

    Escalators and lifts included.

The Deck in Terminal: the map of Frankfurt’s Terminal 1, with your gate, A26. The Deck’s drawer: your flight, LH184 to Berlin from Gate A26, and Your Gate, a 6 minute walk away. The Deck’s food list after security, nearest first, with Burger King’s and Starbucks’ logos.

Walk straight to your gate. Terminal knows the way.

The Deck in Terminal: the map of Frankfurt’s Terminal 1, with your gate, A26. The Deck’s drawer: your flight, LH184 to Berlin from Gate A26, and Your Gate, a 6 minute walk away. The Deck’s food list after security, nearest first, with Burger King’s and Starbucks’ logos.
  1. From your flight. Gate changes? Your walk follows.

  2. From where you are to your gate.

  3. And whether it fits before your flight.

  4. Escalators and lifts included.

Type a slash. Say it your way.

Type / in Search to list them. A letter or two is enough (/r is /return), and they stack: paris to london /return /mine.

  • /watch Flights you add go to your watchlist. Also /wl, /wlist, /watchlist, /follow, /track, /spot.
  • /mine Flights you add go to My Flights. Also /my, /me, /myflights, /own, /fly, /pax, /trip, /mytrip.
  • /land Times mean when it lands. Also /lands, /landing, /arr, /arrive, /arrival, /arriving, /eta.
  • /stops Include connections, not just direct. Also /stop, /connect, /connection, /connections, /via, /layover.
  • /return Add the trip back on another date. Also /rt, /rtn, /back, /roundtrip.

Type a slash. Say it your way.

Type / in Search to list them.

A letter or two is enough (/r is /return), and they stack.

Search like you talk. Terminal works it out.

  1. Type a route.

    Today’s nonstops, fastest first, with the quickest on the map.

    sfo to new york

  2. Or just say it.

    Two days and two times in one sentence, and Terminal searches both.

    • san franciscoSan Francisco: SFO, OAK, SJC
    • new yorkNew York: JFK, EWR, LGA
    • on the next sundaySun 25 Oct
    • at 9amLeaving around 09:00
    • or the next dayOr Mon 26 Oct
    • at 10pmLeaving around 22:00
  3. Add a command.

    Add /land, and “by 9pm” means landing by 9pm.

Search like you talk. Terminal works it out.

  1. Today’s nonstops, fastest first, with the quickest on the map.

  2. Two days and two times in one sentence, and Terminal searches both.

  3. Add /land, and “by 9pm” means landing by 9pm.

Look how far you’ve come. Literally.

  1. Every flight adds up.

    Flights, time in the air, distance, countries and airports, counted as you fly.

  2. Tap any number.

    Airlines, on-time record and the planes you flew.

  3. Where you’ve been.

    Every route on one map, and a few random facts to go with it.

Look how far you’ve come. Literally.

Every flight adds up.

Flights, time in the air, distance, countries and airports, counted as you fly.

Tap any number.

Airlines, on-time record and the planes you flew.

Where you’ve been.

Every route on one map, and a few random facts to go with it.

Skip the typing. Your flights come to you.

  1. From your calendar.

    Terminal picks out the flights in your next twelve months, right on your phone.

  2. Into My Flights.

    You choose which ones to add.

  3. Or forward the email.

    Forward a booking to your Terminal address and it becomes a flight.

Skip the typing. Your flights come to you.

  1. Terminal picks out the flights in your next twelve months, right on your phone.

  2. You choose which ones to add.

  3. Forward a booking to your Terminal address and it becomes a flight.

  1. Terminal picks out the flights in your next twelve months, right on your phone.

  2. You choose which ones to add.

  3. Forward a booking to your Terminal address and it becomes a flight.

Your trips are your business. Not ours to sell.

  1. Only a number and a date.

    Your event titles, places and notes never leave your phone.

  2. Encrypted on the way.

    Everything Terminal sends travels over HTTPS.

  3. Yours to delete.

    Delete a flight and our server stops watching it.

Your trips are your business. Not ours to sell.

Only a number and a date.

Your event titles, places and notes never leave your phone.

Encrypted on the way.

Everything Terminal sends travels over HTTPS.

Yours to delete.

Delete a flight and our server stops watching it.

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One app for every flight. On your iPhone.

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Terminal

One app for
every flight.
On your iPhone.

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