iPhone app to track Tail Numbers
Aug 21, 2015, 3:39 pm
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iPhone app to track Tail Numbers
If you're at all geeky like me, you might wonder if you ever have flown on a specific aircraft before. The easiest way to know this is to track the Tail Number of planes you fly.
I just released (for free) an iOS app that allows you to easily record key flight details and the tail number of your plane. The app keep tracks of all this and alerts you when you enter a new plane tail if you've ever flown on that physical plane before - and if so, on which routes and dates.
I'd love any feedback or suggestions for future features. You can learn more and download it for free at http://www.PlaneTailTracker.com
I just released (for free) an iOS app that allows you to easily record key flight details and the tail number of your plane. The app keep tracks of all this and alerts you when you enter a new plane tail if you've ever flown on that physical plane before - and if so, on which routes and dates.
I'd love any feedback or suggestions for future features. You can learn more and download it for free at http://www.PlaneTailTracker.com
Aug 21, 2015, 4:21 pm
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Aug 21, 2015, 4:22 pm
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Sorry, I posted once in each airline forum that the app support, expecting most people aren't reading the travel tools thread. Thanks for the info though, good to know for future posts.
Aug 26, 2015, 7:47 am
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Exactly - this is driven by users at the time of the flight recording flight info, including tail number. If someone records a flight but misses the tail number, I am looking at an experimental way of sourcing that afterwards, but that's definitely not the best way to go.