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Features
Seven things, each built to remove a step between deciding to travel and actually going.
Find relevant flight options quickly, without wading through fares you were never going to book.
Searching for a flight should take seconds, not an afternoon of open tabs.
AirConnect asks for where you are going and when, then puts the options that actually suit you in front of you — sorted by what matters on the trip you are taking, whether that is price, a short layover, or landing before the last train home.
Filters stay where you put them, and every result shows the airline, the stops, the total duration and the price per adult before you tap it. No fare that disappears at checkout.
A clear path from the flight you chose to the trip you have confirmed.
Booking is where most travel apps lose people: a good search result turns into six screens of forms, and half of them ask for something you already gave.
AirConnect keeps the path short and legible. Passenger details, seats, bags and extras each get their own step, each step says what it will cost before you commit, and you can see how far through you are at every point.
Saved passengers mean the second trip is faster than the first.
One place to see and manage every upcoming journey, instead of a search through your inbox.
A confirmation email is a terrible place to keep a booking. It is buried by the time you need it, and it does not update when something changes.
My Trips holds each booked journey as a card you can open at the gate: reference, seats, times, and boarding passes once they are issued. If the aircraft is delayed, the trip says so — while still showing you plainly that your seat is confirmed.
A checkout that tells you exactly what you are paying, before you pay it.
Payment is the moment trust is won or lost, so AirConnect states the full amount — fare, taxes, bags, extras — on one screen, in the currency you are being charged in.
Card details are handled by the payment provider rather than stored by us, and saved cards are held as tokens. You will always see what the charge will be before it is made.
Told about the things that change your day — not about everything else.
A gate change, a delay, a check-in that just opened: these are worth an alert. A promotion is not, at least not at four in the morning.
AirConnect separates the two, and lets you decide which categories reach you. Trip alerts are on by default because missing one has a cost; everything else asks first.
Coming soon: getting online after you land, without hunting for a physical SIM.
Landing in a country and having no data is one of the sharpest friction points in international travel — and it happens exactly when you most need a map, a ride, or the address of where you are staying.
We are building eSIM connectivity into AirConnect so that going online at your destination is part of the trip you already booked.
This feature is not available yet. If it would be useful to you, join the waitlist and tell us — it genuinely affects what we build first.
Help that is easy to find, from inside the trip it is about.
Travel goes wrong at inconvenient hours, and a support form that asks you to describe a booking you are already looking at wastes the time you do not have.
Support in AirConnect opens from the trip in question and carries its context with it, so the conversation starts from what you are actually dealing with.
Join the waitlist and we'll let you know when AirConnect is ready.