Attach a flight number to a trip once, and the booking tracks it — a delay or an early landing updates the pickup time automatically, so no one on your team has to babysit a flight board.
Airport pickups live and die by whether the pickup time matches the actual landing time — and flights change constantly. A trip with a flight number attached checks that flight's status automatically and adjusts, so a passenger landing 40 minutes late doesn't arrive to an empty curb, and a driver isn't sitting in cell phone lot for an hour waiting on a flight that's already down.
The dispatch board reflects the update the moment it happens, and the assigned driver sees the new pickup time on their own phone — nobody has to relay it by phone or text.
This is the one thing a generic booking or dispatch tool almost never gets right, because it isn't built by people who actually run airport transfers every day. It was, here.
No manual refresh — a flight's status is checked automatically and the trip's pickup time follows it.
The new pickup time reaches the assigned driver's phone directly — no relay call needed.
Late flights and early landings both get accounted for — before they become an angry customer call.
Not a generic add-on — this is the exact problem the software was built to solve first.
Start a 14-day free trial — full access, no card required.