From the gate to the baggage belt. What to expect before you board, what you're flying over as you cross it, and what happens when you land — all from a flight number. No account, no sign-up, no location permission.
Your flight from its number alone: route, aircraft, departure and arrival estimates, terminal, gate and belt as they are announced. Building now on the same flight number.
Flying now
What's below, as you cross it
Cards timed to when you actually overfly them: places, terrain, history, night lights.
Flying now
Explore the world & flights around you
Live globe, your aircraft, satellite and night views, the aircraft around you with type and route.
Flying now · growing
Land ready
Arrival estimate, terminal, gate and belt, a live countdown to your connection. Destination and onward-leg briefings are being added.
A moving map shows where you are. Aerologue tells you what it means — before, during and after the flight.
The in-flight experience is flying today. The before and after are being built on the same flight number, and this page will say so plainly until they are.
Share your journey & connect
One tap sends the live flight to WhatsApp or iMessage; the recipient opens straight onto it, app or no app.
Why now
The cabin is coming online
Satellite connectivity is reaching the cabin, and with it the first real reason to look at your own phone in the air. Aerologue is built to be worth that bandwidth, on the phone the passenger already has.
The fastest-growing routes are long, thin and flown by narrow-body aircraft, with little or nothing on board to look at for hours.
Passengers already bring the screen. Where seatback screens are being removed, that is the only screen; where they remain, the phone is the one they reach for anyway.
Built and flying
Flown on real aircraft across three airlines since the proof of concept. 114 builds. On TestFlight and Google Play internal testing now.
Something worth the bandwidth: a passenger experience for the phone, with a cost model where a full aircraft costs us about what one passenger does. White-label and in-flight-portal integration are on the roadmap.
Reach passengers at the moment they cross your city, land at your airport, or plan their onward leg — contextual, timed, never a banner. Launch partners wanted for the first routes.
