Two new features are now live in FlyFi a Travel Planner that keeps your whole trip in order, and the FlyFi Chatbot, your airline and travel assistant . Both sit right alongside the live flight tracking and flight delay prediction you already open FlyFi for.
Here’s everything that’s new, and how it fits with the flight tracking at the core of the app.
What’s new
| New feature | What it does | Best for |
| Travel Planner | Create and organise your travel itinerary, and keep every trip plan in one place | Travellers tired of juggling notes, screenshots and booking emails |
| FlyFi Chatbot | Answers your flight and travel questions — baggage, visas, fares, lounges, delay rights and more | The questions that come up at check-in, in the queue, or at 2am |
New Feature #1: The FlyFi Travel Planner
Most trips live in five places at once — a notes app, a screenshot, a booking email, a message thread, and your memory. The moment something changes, none of them agree.
The FlyFi Travel Planner gives your plans a single home, right next to your flight information.
What you can do with it
| You can | Why it helps |
| Create and organise your travel itinerary | See your trip in order, day by day, instead of reconstructing it each morning |
| Keep important trip plans together | Bookings, timings and details stay in one place — no hunting at 6am in an unfamiliar city |
| Plan your journey more conveniently | Your itinerary sits beside your flight status, not in a separate travel planning app that knows nothing about your flight |
Think of it less as another travel itinerary planner and more as the missing half of your flight page. When a departure time moves, you can see what it affects on one screen, in one app.
New Feature #2: The FlyFi Chatbot
Air travel comes with a long tail of small, awkwardly specific questions. The answers exist — buried in airline PDFs, government pages, and forum threads from 2019.
The FlyFi Chatbot is built for exactly those questions. It isn’t a general-purpose AI. It’s a focused flight and travel chatbot, designed for flight and travel topics and nothing else.
What you can ask it
| Topic | Questions it’s built for |
| Flight prices | How fares work on a route, and what affects what you pay |
| Flight status | Where a flight stands right now, in plain language |
| Baggage rules | Cabin and checked allowances, sizes, weights, restricted items |
| Visa & passport information | Entry requirements, passport validity, documents you’ll need |
| Airport lounges & services | What’s available at the terminal and how access usually works |
| Flight delay rights | What you may be entitled to when a flight is delayed or cancelled |
| Travel advisories | Conditions and notices worth knowing before you travel |
Because it’s a dedicated airline travel assistant rather than a generic chatbot, the questions you’d actually type in a security queue are the ones it’s ready for:
- Is this power bank allowed in my cabin bag?
- Is this power bank allowed in my cabin bag?
- Is this power bank allowed in my cabin bag?
- Is there a lounge in this terminal worth the wait?
Treat it as a well-informed AI travel assistant — a fast, useful starting point. For anything with legal or financial consequences, confirm the specifics with your airline or the relevant authority.
Still the heart of FlyFi: live flight tracking and delay prediction
New features are good. But they’re built around the two things FlyFi does first, and does most:
Live flight tracking
Add a flight number or scan your boarding pass, and FlyFi follows the flight for you.
- Live aircraft position on the map
- Real-time flight status, with current departure and arrival times
- Real-time flight status, with current departure and arrival times
- Free to track — no sign-in needed to check a flight status
Where a live flight tracker earns its place:
- You’re picking someone up and want to leave at the right time, not an hour early
- You have a tight connection and need to know if the inbound aircraft has even landed
- The board still says “on time” while the plane clearly isn’t there yet
Flight delay prediction and delay alerts
Delays aren’t really the problem. Finding out too late is.
FlyFi’s flight delay prediction gives you an early indication when a flight looks likely to be delayed — based on the flight and its route — rather than waiting for the schedule to officially change. Add flight delay alerts when a departure slips, and you get the one thing airports never hand out: time to react.
| Without early warning | With FlyFi |
| You learn about the delay at the gate | You get an early signal while your options are still open |
| Three hours in a departure lounge | Leave home later, arrive when it matters |
| A missed connection you didn’t see coming | A look at your connection before it’s a problem |
| Your pickup is already parked at arrivals | One message, sent in time |
How it all fits together
FlyFi isn’t four tools sharing an icon. It’s one sequence, in the order a trip actually happens:
| Step | Feature | Feature What you get |
| 1. Track | Live flight tracking | Real-time flight status, from the map to the gate |
| 2. Get ahead | Flight delay prediction & alerts | Early warning, early enough to act on |
| 3. Plan | Travel Planner | An itinerary that sits beside your flight |
| 4. Ask | FlyFi Chatbot | Answers to the flight and travel questions in between |
Track your flight → get ahead of potential delays → plan your trip → get travel assistance when you need it.
Each step feeds the next. Your flight gives the planner context. Your itinerary makes a delay easier to reason about. And the chatbot handles the questions the first three raise — from airport travel information to what a delay actually entitles you to.
Frequently asked questions
Is FlyFi still a flight tracker?
Yes — that’s the core of it. Live flight tracking and flight delay prediction remain FlyFi’s main features. The Travel Planner and FlyFi Chatbot are built around them, not instead of them.
How does flight delay prediction work?
FlyFi looks at your flight and its route to flag when a delay looks likely, so you get an early indication before the schedule officially changes. It’s guidance to plan with, not a guarantee.
Is the FlyFi Chatbot a general AI assistant?
No. It answers flight and travel questions specifically — baggage, visas, fares, lounges, delays, advisories and flight status.
Is the Travel Planner tied to a particular destination?
No. Build an itinerary for wherever you’re going.
Open FlyFi, add your next flight, and try the Travel Planner and FlyFi Chatbot for yourself.
