Lifestyle the April 2013 issue

Our Favorite Travel Apps

GateGuru has been a go-to app for travelers, though the developer hit some turbulence with an ill-received upgrade last year. The app, which can link with Tripit and Kayak, provides […]
Posted on March 27, 2013

GateGuru has been a go-to app for travelers, though the developer hit some turbulence with an ill-received upgrade last year. The app, which can link with Tripit and Kayak, provides information such as check-in times, flight status, security wait times as well as terminal maps, and lists of amenities with user reviews. Free. Apple, Android, Windows

FlySmart lets you track your flights, keep up to date on gate assignments and baggage claims and find shops and restaurants in the airport. It also provides information on parking, ground transportation and local weather conditions. Free Apple, Android, Blackberry.

iFlyPro offers guides to 700 airports worldwide, flight tracking and in-terminal maps that let you check out the restaurants closest to your gate and tell you how long it’s going to take you to get from gate to gate for connecting flights along with ground transportation options and parking rates. $6.99 Apple, Android

If you spend a lot of time at a particular airport, you might see if they have their own app, such as Frankfurt Airport, Schiphol Amsterdam and London Heathrow.

More in Lifestyle

An Invasion of Delicate Details
Lifestyle An Invasion of Delicate Details
The life of William Stoner may be small, but the novel Stoner is anything but.
Lifestyle Indonesia: The Good, the Bali, and the Beautiful
Sightseeing choices abound with so many beaches, waterfalls, volcanoes, and temp...
Council Connection
Lifestyle Council Connection
Anil Panjwani, CEO of PT Talisman Insurance Brokers in Jakarta, shares his recom...
Sarah Friend
Lifestyle Sarah Friend
President of The Partners Group
Benjamin Verlingue
Lifestyle Benjamin Verlingue
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, The Adelaide Group
The Stories of Those Who Sell Stories
Lifestyle The Stories of Those Who Sell Stories
Bookstores have been vital to the sharing of ideas in the Un...