Tripit definitely, that app is awesome especially if you don't use travel agents and build your own itineraries. Keeps it all together an in one place.
If you are interested in knowing exactly where you are when you are flying then I recommend using MotionX GPS available for iOS at $3.00. I am yet to try it myself in flight but from what I've heard it works on all planes except the 787 due to the iron content in the windows.
Tripcase (much better than Trip it), As regards the mentioned MotionX the app works fine, however yes the 787 does not allow the GPS signal to go through windows and frame therefore ANY app that uses GPS signal for position tracking won't work...unless you are sitting in the jumpseat :)
As for position tracking apps I love my Garmin Pilot as well as Foreflight however they are professional pilot apps and require subscription (although you can have a 30 day free trial).
I also use SEATGURU, SEATALERTS by Expertflyer and I am still looking for a replacement of Flight Track Pro app that was recently shut down :(
aldrigsomandre
aldrigsomandre
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 31 Aug 2015
Total posts 86
Hi,
gads83
gads83
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 17 Apr 2017
Total posts 2
Tripit by the most I use.
Theresnormissin
Theresnormissin
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Member since 14 Oct 2016
Total posts 159
Probably an obvious one but XE for currency, allows me to quickly work out ballpark figures for costs overseas
emirates777
emirates777
Member since 08 Mar 2013
Total posts 18
FlightRadar24 - especially if you (like me) are interested into the technicalities - like rego of aircraft etc
Damien00
Damien00
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 25 Feb 2016
Total posts 26
Tripit definitely, that app is awesome especially if you don't use travel agents and build your own itineraries. Keeps it all together an in one place.
RaptorNation158
RaptorNation158
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Member since 21 Aug 2014
Total posts 185
If you are interested in knowing exactly where you are when you are flying then I recommend using MotionX GPS available for iOS at $3.00. I am yet to try it myself in flight but from what I've heard it works on all planes except the 787 due to the iron content in the windows.
jamesalexander
jamesalexander
Virgin Australia - Velocity Rewards
Member since 19 Nov 2013
Total posts 9
Tripit, hands down
paulbnz
paulbnz
Member since 15 Aug 2014
Total posts 3
Tripcase - free and better than Tripit free version.
Wingflex
Wingflex
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Member since 13 Feb 2015
Total posts 12
Tripcase (much better than Trip it), As regards the mentioned MotionX the app works fine, however yes the 787 does not allow the GPS signal to go through windows and frame therefore ANY app that uses GPS signal for position tracking won't work...unless you are sitting in the jumpseat :)
As for position tracking apps I love my Garmin Pilot as well as Foreflight however they are professional pilot apps and require subscription (although you can have a 30 day free trial).
I also use SEATGURU, SEATALERTS by Expertflyer and I am still looking for a replacement of Flight Track Pro app that was recently shut down :(
Safe travels!