Jet Window

For the flight. And the window seat.

Know your flight.
Enjoy your window.

Live flight tracking, clear airport guidance, and the best side of the plane for the view.

Explore the app Pre-order on the App Store

Expected October 23. For iPhone and iPad. A pre-order costs nothing and installs itself on release day.

Golden light through an aircraft windowA better seat for the view.Window-seat advice + photography. Included free.
The flight screen while AA2223 boards at LaGuardia: gate 28 is the largest thing on it. The same boarding screen in the night theme, gate 28 leading.

Before takeoff, the gate leads the screen.

Gate to baggage claim The reason behind the delay A better window seat A lot to love. Free.

Less searching. More knowing.

The right detail. At the right time.

The information you need changes as you travel. Your flight screen changes with it.

01 / AT THE AIRPORT

Your gate.
Impossible to miss.

A big, clear gate number. The terminal beside it. Boarding guidance where you can actually find it.

The boarding screen, whole: gate 28, Terminal B, and the line to be at the gate now. The boarding screen in the night theme.
02 / READY TO BOARD

Everyone’s pass.
On your phone.

Save boarding passes for you and your travel companions. Keep every barcode ready to show, even without a signal.

A saved boarding pass for QF12, Los Angeles to Sydney: the barcode, gate 205 in Terminal B, and seat 45A lit on a small cabin map. The boarding pass in the night theme.
03 / WHEELS DOWN

Find your bag.
Then your way out.

Baggage claim moves to the top after your final flight. Get the belt, terminal and a step-by-step arrival guide.

The arrival walkthrough for Boston, whole: the airfield, then leave the aircraft, baggage claim belt 3, leave the terminal. The arrival walkthrough in the night theme.
Included free

For the reason you chose the window

Experience wonder
along the way.

The side to sit on. The light to look for. The photograph you’ll keep and share with friends.

Golden light through an Emirates aircraft window over Ash Sayyit, Saudi Arabia, on EK212 from Houston to Dubai
Ash Sayyit, Saudi ArabiaEmirates · EK212 · IAH → DXB · FL390

Sunset / golden hour

Catch the last light.

Find the sun’s side of the cabin and the golden-hour opportunities along your route.

Illustrative guidance

Choose the sun-facing side for warm light. The best side depends on your route and timing.

Keep the flight in the photograph.

Add the flight, altitude and light to your window shot. Find it again by airline, flight number or “sunsets.” Your photograph stays on your phone.

Window seat + photography. Free.

The story behind the status

A delay is a status.
Get the explanation.

Follow the aircraft your departure depends on. See the airport conditions. Understand what could happen next.

Your inbound aircraft First Class

Has it landed, is it still airborne, or has it not left? See the missing piece behind your departure time.

A brief you can actually use First Class

Flight status and weather, interpreted in plain English, with the details that matter to your trip.

When plans change

First Class shows standby options you can still catch, plus the sentence to say at the desk. Airline commitment cards explain published promises for disruptions the airline controls.

A clearer picture of your flight
Tap to read the full in-app brief.

The app

A closer look at your next flight.

Real screens from the app. See your flight at a glance, follow the route and weather, and explore the details along the way.

Flight overview · AF1 · JFK → CDG

The flight, at a glance.

Live status, arrival timing, altitude and window-seat advice, together on one screen.

Air France AF1 from New York JFK to Paris CDG, showing flight progress, altitude, arrival estimate, window-seat advice and a route map. Captured example in day mode.Air France AF1 from New York JFK to Paris CDG, showing flight progress, altitude, arrival estimate, window-seat advice and a route map. Captured example in night mode.

Weather map · AA15 · JFK → SFO

Your route, with the weather.

Follow the aircraft’s position and flight path, with weather radar along the way.

American Airlines AA15 from New York JFK to San Francisco SFO on an expanded map, with the flight path, aircraft position and weather radar. Captured example in day mode.American Airlines AA15 from New York JFK to San Francisco SFO on an expanded map, with the flight path, aircraft position and weather radar. Captured example in night mode.

Trips · ATL → LAX → HNL

Your flights, connected.

Connecting flights link automatically, with a clear read on how comfortable or tight the connection looks.

A linked trip from Atlanta through Los Angeles to Honolulu on Delta DL753 and United UA1170, with a 1 hour 33 minute layover marked as a comfortable connection. Captured example in day mode.A linked trip from Atlanta through Los Angeles to Honolulu on Delta DL753 and United UA1170, with a 1 hour 33 minute layover marked as a comfortable connection. Captured example in night mode.

UA1525, delayed

When it slips, and by how much.

See what changed, how far the flight has slipped and the aircraft it depends on.

A delayed flight: the gate, the inbound airplane running late, and the line to be at the gate by the earlier time.The delayed flight in the night theme.

Standby · First Class

What is still catchable.

See the flights you can still catch and what to ask for at the desk.

Standby options: the flights still catchable, and the sentence to say at the desk.Standby options in the night theme.

Airframe · Lufthansa · D-ABYK

Get to know your aircraft.

Explore the airplane behind the tail number, from its photograph to the model’s engines, range and dimensions.

Lufthansa D-ABYK, a Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental, with an aircraft photograph, tail number and model specifications including engines, range and dimensions. Captured example in day mode.Lufthansa D-ABYK, a Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental, with an aircraft photograph, tail number and model specifications including engines, range and dimensions. Captured example in night mode.

Airport page

One airport, two readers.

Airport boards, weather and delay conditions, in one place.

An airport page: the field, departures and arrivals, delay reading, weather and the sun times.The airport page in the night theme.

SFO departures

The board, live.

A familiar airport board, right on your phone.

The departures board at San Francisco, in airport signage.The board in the night theme.

Window seat

The side to sit, decided.

See the sun’s side, the light along your route and where to look.

The window seat page: the instruction to sit right, the sun's side for each light, the photographs.The window seat page in the night theme.

Photo mode · UA862 · HKG → SFO

Keep the flight in the frame.

Keep the flight, aircraft and location with the photograph.

Photo-mode example with added flight details: UA862, HKG to SFO, Boeing 777-322, N2135U, North Pacific, left side. Frame, mark and shape controls in day mode.Photo-mode example with added flight details: UA862, HKG to SFO, Boeing 777-322, N2135U, North Pacific, left side. Frame, mark and shape controls in night mode.

What to pack · Honolulu

Pack for where you land.

A forecast and packing suggestions for where your trip ends.

What to pack for Honolulu, Oahu, the final stop on the trip: light clothing, sunscreen and rain gear. Los Angeles is identified as a connection. Captured forecast in day mode.What to pack for Honolulu, Oahu, the final stop on the trip: light clothing, sunscreen and rain gear. Los Angeles is identified as a connection. Captured forecast in night mode.

Instruments

Speed. Altitude. Zulu time.

Ground speed, altitude and Zulu time, using your phone.

Instruments in white: Zulu time, ground speed, and altitude. Captured example using the phone’s sensors.Instruments in amber: Zulu time, ground speed, and altitude. Captured example using the phone’s sensors.

Delta Air Lines

The airline, introduced.

Get to know the airline before you fly.

The airline page for Delta.The airline page in the night theme.

DL5765, arrived

The whole flight, one screen.

After landing, your baggage belt moves to the top.

The whole flight after landing: the belt first, then the times, then the route flown.The arrived flight in the night theme.

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The luxury of First Class.

First Class,
whether you’re in
1A or 32B.

Stay ahead of changes with live alerts, lock-screen updates, and AI flight briefs.

Explore First Class
Watercolor of a First Class suite, with three bright windows and a flight mapNight watercolor of a First Class suite, with warm wood, softly lit windows and a curved ceiling dotted with tiny starlights

Choose how you fly

A great flight tracker, free.
A little more looking after, upgrade to First Class.

The essentials and the window-seat features come free. First Class adds the alerts, explanations and planning that help you keep one step ahead.

Jet Window

A better flight, from the start.

Free

For following your flight and enjoying everything around it.

  • Flight tracking, maps and the filed route
  • Gate and baggage claim
  • Offline boarding passes for you and your companions
  • Window-seat advice and photo cards
  • Airport boards, weather and delay readings
  • Aircraft histories and airline pages
  • Private flight sharing and Flighty history import

On the App Store for iPhone and iPad, expected October 23. Pre-order it now.

Pre-order Jet Window For iPhone and iPad · Expected October 23
More included with First Class

Leave-for-the-airport alertA reminder timed from the live estimate and your inbound aircraft, with your gate included.

Standby optionsSee flights you can still catch and the sentence to say at the desk.

Itinerary importPaste a confirmation or add a screenshot of one.

Reported aircraft positionThe aircraft's own reported position, when available, including flights you aren't on.

Jet lag planDay-by-day light and sleep guidance for trips with more than a three-hour time shift.

Weather-aware packingAn interpretation of your arrival weather and a packing reminder the evening before.

More included free

The arrival walkthrough, terminal guides, lounge and ground transport information, runway details and radio frequencies, decoded airport broadcasts where available, a phrasebook, the calm kit and weather-based packing advice.

Every flight names its airframe. Following its rotation is First Class, but full inbound detail is also shown free when your own flight is more than half an hour late.

Before you come aboard

A few useful details.

Something else on your mind?
Talk to us.

Can I bring my Flighty history?

Yes. Import Flighty's CSV export and review what was found before saving. It is free and requires a Jet Window account to save the flights. The file stays on your phone; the flights you choose to add are saved to your account.

Matching flights are skipped. A flight already saved under a different codeshare number can appear twice.

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Can someone follow my flight without the app?

Yes. Send a private live link. Anyone with it can follow your flight in a browser, including published gate and baggage details, without an app or account. You can stop sharing at any time. Flight sharing is free.

What works without a signal?

Saved boarding passes and barcodes stay on your phone, including those for your travel companions. Show them at security and at the gate in U.S. airports, even without an internet connection. Use outside the U.S. has not yet been confirmed.

Flight screens show what they last knew, clearly dated. The phrasebook and on-phone packing rules work offline, too. Fresh flight updates and AI briefs require a connection.

Is Jet Window available now?

It is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, open for pre-order, and expected on October 23. A pre-order costs nothing, charges nothing, and installs itself on release day. First Class will be $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year, with an introductory period included free at launch. The duration is to be confirmed.

About Jet Window

Made by two people who fly.

Built by lifelong window-seat people. Independent, with no inbox access and no sale of your data.

The people and the thinking behind it
The last light of sunset beyond an aircraft wing, seen through the window.

Your next flight.
A whole new perspective.

Jet Window for iPhone and iPad, expected October 23. A pre-order costs nothing and arrives on its own.

Pre-order it on the App Store ↗