It's watching the airport, not an app.
Navi pulls live data straight from the airport, which is why it usually knows your baggage claim before the announcement does.
FLIGHTS
Send Navi a flight number, yours or somebody else's, and it texts you updates as things happen.
Navi pulls live data straight from the airport, which is why it usually knows your baggage claim before the announcement does.
A delay, taxiing, wheels down. As it happens.
Your own flight gets your leave time and updates before you leave for the airport. If you're connecting, it'll tell you your next gate. Somebody else's gives you updates for your peace of mind.
Navi checks in at the moments you'd actually want to know about, then stays quiet the rest of the time.
Diversions and any other major change get a text too. Flying internationally, Navi shifts your time zone and your weather alerts to match where you land.
A status check before you start getting ready, even when everything is still on time.
The moment they post, not when you refresh.
They're off. If it's someone else's flight, that's your window to send a good luck text.
A quiet marker that the trip is going fine. If the flights going slower or faster than expected, you'll know then.
Welcome to the city, glad you made it, and which carousel the bags are on. Usually before the announcement. If you're connecting, it'll tell you your next gate if its available.
Navi watches the flight and the drive together and tells you when to get in the car.
Airport pickupTell Navi how early you like to be and it times the whole trip.
TripsTell it once and it reminds you on your way out the door.
RemindersNavi uses live flight data straight from the airport, which is how it usually knows your gate and baggage claim before the announcement.
Yes, and that's what a lot of people do. Send Navi the flight number and it texts you when they take off, when they land, and which carousel their bags are on when they land or their connecting gate.
Yes. If it's your own flight, Navi also shifts your time zone and your weather alerts to wherever you land, so your morning text is right the next day.
Navi checks each flight it's watching every few minutes, so a delay usually reaches you instantly or within a couple of minutes of posting.
You get a text. Diversions, cancellations, and any other major change are treated the same as a delay.
No. It's a text message. Nothing to install, nothing to open, nothing to keep logged in.
No. just major updates across a whole flight, and only when something has actually changed.