On the App Store and Google Play

Every flight you follow.
One board. Free while we launch.

Gate changes, delays and the reason for them, for every flight, and live on your lock screen on the day. We walk you through security to the gate, name the lounge you can actually get into, and tell you what you may be owed when it goes wrong.

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No app needed for live airport delays, free on the web.

  • Free while we launch: board, alerts, lounges and claims
  • 2 clocks on every time: the airport's and UTC
  • iPhone and Android
PBBA117GATEnowGate B42. Boarding about 08:18 GMT, 08:18 UTC.
The Board: BA117 London to New York on a paper map at the top, then the next flight's card with the time to departure, the gate, both times in the airport's clock and UTC, your seat and your lounge
Next to the others

What the others charge for.

What Flighty and byAir keep behind their subscriptions, and where Pushback goes further.

FeaturePushbackFlightybyAir
Live countdown on the lock screenIncludedProPro
Where your plane is coming fromIncludedProPro
On AndroidYesNoYes
The lounge your status gets you into, on this flightYesNoTravellers’ tips
What you may be owed: EU261, UK261, APPR, US DOTYesNoYes, EU261
Security and passport-control waits, PreCheck hoursYesNoNo
Bring your history from the other appsIncludedLast 365 days free, all with ProYes: Flighty, TripIt and more
PriceFree while we launchPro $59.99 a yearPro $49.99 a year

Flighty is for Apple devices only: its own site lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, with no Android app. Pushback is on iPhone and Android.

From each app’s own App Store page and website, read 12 November 2026 UTC. US prices. Everything in Pushback is free while we launch. A paid tier, Crew, will come later, and we will say what is in it before it starts. Flighty and byAir are trademarks of their owners.

DeparturesLondon Heathrow · local time
TimeFlightToGateRemarks

The board is the app. Tiles flap only when something changes, so a flap is news.

One flight, start to finish

From the gate to the belt.

  1. 01 Add itType the flight. It’s on the board.The flight number and the day it leaves, or a booking you paste or forward. We put it on your departures board, draw its route on the map above it, and start the countdown.
  2. 02 On the dayThe gate, before you ask for it.From six hours out, the countdown, the gate and any delay sit on your lock screen. When something changes, the tiles flap and we tell you why.
  3. 03 PushbackWatch it leave.Open any flight from an airport’s board: altitude, speed and heading as it climbs out, with our estimate marked as ours.
  4. 04 In the airThe part flown. The part to go.The map follows the plane, with the distance to go and the landing time in the airport’s clock and in UTC. On iPhone, the night side of the Earth is shaded.
  5. 05 Your seatKnow the seat before you sit in it.Your seat, cabin and booking code, a note for yourself, and the wi-fi on this aircraft. Then step into a 3D cabin with your seat marked.
  6. 06 LandedThen it counts.The belt once it’s published, and the flight goes into your Passport: days in the air, kilometres, airports, and the hours lost to delays.
The Board: BA117 London to New York on a paper map at the top, then the next flight's card with the time to departure, the gate, both times in the airport's clock and UTC, your seat and your lounge
The globe

Above the board, the route. A tap away, the globe.

LHRJFK

Your next flight's route is drawn on a paper map across the top of the Board. Tap it and the globe opens full screen, with both airports framed, to pinch and pan.

In the air, the globe follows the plane. The part flown is solid and the rest is dotted toward the destination. On iPhone, the flight's own map shades the night side of the Earth.

The Velvet Rope

The lounge you can actually get into.

Tell us your airline status, your cards and your lounge memberships. On each flight we name every lounge they open, best first, with its hours once we have checked them, who you can bring, and when to leave it for the gate. We never ask for a membership number.

BA117 · LHR T5 → JFKYou’re in
Galleries First
Terminal 5A, past security
Throughoneworld Emerald
GuestsYou + 1
Leave for gate B4207:25 GMT = UTC
← B42Allow about 15 min, with the transit to the B gates
Airport delays · live · free on the web

How the big airports are running.

0 of the 21 airports with enough departures to read have major delays and 10 have some, from the departures due in the last 2 hours. Free on the web: all thirty airports each have a live board, and the quiet ones show once more flights have left.

Updated Fri 13 Nov 09:38 UTC ·

Where Pushback goes further

What the others do less of, or not at all.

When it goes wrong

What you may be owed.

You may be owed€600under EU261 · arrived 3 h 12 min late

When a flight is cancelled or lands very late, we say which rule may cover it and how much. We take no cut.

Your seat

Step into your seat, in 3D.

Your seat on a cabin of your aircraft, the seat product by name, and the wi-fi on board. Then step inside and look around.

Your seat: 1K, a seat on its own, with the on-board wi-fi for this aircraft
Stepping into seat 1K in a 3D cabin of the aircraft
Two clocks

Every time, twice.

LHR--:--
--:--:-- UTC

The airport’s own clock with UTC beside it, and a +1 when the date changes. You never work out a time zone.

On board

Wi-fi, tested by the people on board.

Down 48 Mbps · up 9 · 61 ms Fast enough to stream
The queue

Security and passport control.

JFK Terminal 4No wait
PreCheck open04:00–21:00
Passport control on arrivalAbout 20 min
Switching

Bring your flights with you.

Export from Flighty or byAir and we read the file, or let us look in your calendar for flights. Every flight you’ve flown goes into your Passport in one go, and the ones to come onto your board.

The Passport

Every flight you’ve ever taken, counted.

0days in the air
0flights
0.0Mkilometres
0.0×round the Earth
0airports
0hours lost to delays

A sample Passport. Share yours, or put it beside a friend’s.

A sample Passport: 118 days in the air, 704 flights, 1.9 million kilometres
Questions

Before you ask.

Is Pushback free?

For now, yes. Pushback is free to download on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android, and everything in it is free while we launch. A paid tier, Crew, will come later, and we will say what is in it before it starts. Live airport delays on the web stay free.

Does Pushback work on Android?

Yes. Pushback is on iPhone and Android. Flighty is for Apple devices only.

Does Pushback show why a flight is delayed?

Yes. Pushback shows gate changes, delays and the reason for them, for every flight, and live on your lock screen on the day.

Can I get it today?

Yes. Pushback is free to download on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android.

Do I need to sign up to start?

No. Your flights are kept on a silent account from the first launch. Sign in with Apple, Google or a code by email to keep them on any phone.

Do I need Pond Hopping?

No. If you have it, one Eend Account works in both apps and the flights are the same. With both on one phone, flight alerts come from Pushback only, so nothing arrives twice.

Will you ask for my membership numbers?

Never. The Velvet Rope asks for your airline status, cards and lounge memberships, and never for a membership number.

Why are there two times on a flight?

Every time is in the airport’s own clock with UTC beside it, so you never work out which zone a time is in. A +1 shows when the date changes.

How do I get help, or delete my account?

Write to hello@eend.app and a person answers. The steps to delete your Eend Account are on Delete account.

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