Press kit

October 28, 2026

Flying, the flight tracker with turbulence forecasts and seat maps, is now on Android

The same features and price as on iPhone, with Live Updates, home screen widgets, and one Flying Pro subscription for every device.

Flying, a flight tracker app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, is now on Google Play for Android phones and tablets. It’s free to download, and it has the same features and price on Android as on iPhone.

Flying sends alerts for delays, gate changes, cancellations, takeoff, and landing, and tells you which carousel to collect your bags from. It shows live status at airports worldwide and security wait times at US airports, lets you follow your friends’ flights, and keeps a logbook of every flight you take.

Flying Pro forecasts turbulence along your route, usually about a day before departure, and shows your seat on the cabin layout, with details like width, recline, power, and Wi-Fi, including Starlink. It also shows where your plane is coming from, and alerts you when it’s running late.

On Android, home screen widgets show your next flight, your upcoming flights, and your logbook, and with Flying Pro, Live Updates keep your flight’s status and progress in your notifications.

Flying Pro belongs to your Flying account, so one subscription works on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Android. Flying Pro Friends shares Pro with up to five other people, whichever phone they use. People switching from iPhone can bring their flight history with them from Flighty or byAir.

Flying is free on Google Play for Android 15 and later, and on the App Store for iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS 26 and later. Flying Pro is $59.99 a year, with a 3-day free trial, or $4.99 a week. Flying Pro Friends is $119.99 a year for six people.

October 23, 2026

Flying is now optimized for iPhone Duo

Open, iPhone Duo shows your flight beside a full-size map.

Flying, the flight tracker app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, now has a layout made for iPhone Duo’s inner display. Open in landscape, the map fills the screen, and your flight sits in a panel beside it.

The map’s controls move into iPhone Duo’s toolbar along the side of the screen. When iPhone Duo is partly folded, Flying keeps what you’re looking at on one side of the fold.

Closed, Flying works on the outer display just as it does on iPhone.

The update is free on the App Store.