Example · original flight
Example Air 450
On timeCancelled
New York (JFK) → Los Angeles (LAX)
Departs 2:30 PM
Departs 2:30 PM
Early access · booking is in test mode
Your flight got cancelled.
You're still flying.
Still Flying watches your flight. If it's cancelled, it lines up replacements (arrives first, cheapest, shortest trip, nearby airports included) and you pick one.
Free during early access. No credit card.
We search for replacement flights when we detect a cancellation. Availability is never guaranteed.
Example
Example · replacement flight
Example Air 1187
Arrives first
New York (JFK) → Los Angeles (LAX)
Departs 3:10 PM · arrives 6:20 PM
Departs 3:10 PM · arrives 6:20 PM
Nonstop · lands soonest of the three
How it works
Three steps. The middle one is ours.
You tell us, we watch, you pick.
1
Tell Still Flying about your flight
Type the flight number and date, or forward the airline's email to your private Still Flying address. Connecting Gmail (read-only) is optional and not open to everyone yet.
2
We watch it for you
Still Flying checks your flight against live flight data, more often as departure gets closer. If it's delayed 30 minutes or more, you get an email. If it's cancelled, the search for replacements starts as soon as we see it.
3
Pick and go
You get an email with your best options, each with its own link. You can save your traveler details for next time, and Face ID or a fingerprint works for sign-in.
Built for the bad day
Fewer steps, fewer decisions.
Small things that add up to "that was easy".
Add a trip in one step
Type a flight number, or forward one email. Still Flying fills in the rest.
It keeps watching
Still Flying keeps checking your flight, so you don't have to keep refreshing the airline's app. Airline data can lag, so keep an eye on your airline's own updates too.
Options, not chaos
Up to three clear choices, labelled: arrives first, cheapest, shortest trip. Nearby airports included, and clearly marked. Getting to another airport is up to you.
Sign in with Face ID or a fingerprint
Optional. Your face and fingerprint stay on your device; Still Flying keeps only a public key.
You decide what we see
Forwarding an email needs no Gmail access. If you connect Gmail, access is read-only: Still Flying never sends, deletes or changes your mail, and you can disconnect any time.
Confirmation and calendar
After you book, you get the details by email, with a calendar file attached.
About Still Flying
What is Still Flying?
Still Flying is a web app that helps travelers when an airline cancels a flight. You forward your airline emails to your private Still Flying address, or connect your Gmail account with read-only access. When Still Flying finds a cancellation notice, it looks for replacement flights on the same route and emails you the options so you can rebook quickly.
How Still Flying uses Google user data: if you connect Gmail, Still Flying asks for read-only access (the gmail.readonly permission) only to find flight bookings and cancellation notices. It keeps only the flight details it extracts, never sends, deletes or changes your email, and does not use Gmail data for advertising or to train AI models. You can disconnect at any time. Read the Still Flying Privacy Policy.
Early access
Free while we're in early access.
What works today
$0
during early access · no credit card needed
- Track a flight by number, or forward your airline emails
- Cancellations and delays of 30 minutes or more, detected automatically
- Up to 3 replacement flights, including nearby airports
- Emails with a link to each option
- Face ID or fingerprint sign-in
- Bookings are in test mode: no real ticket, no charge. Real bookings are not open yet.
Paid plans may come later. We'll tell you before anything changes.
Want to know when real bookings open?
Join the waitlist and we'll email you.
Want to try the early version now? Open the app