See everywhere you can fly.

Every flight search asks where you're going. WhatFliesWhere shows you what's out there.

One email when it's on the App Store. Nothing else.

World map drawn entirely by flight routes: thousands of pale blue arcs tracing every nonstop route on Earth, with airports as colored dots
Every nonstop route in the world, drawn from the app's own schedule data.
2,989airports
46,869nonstop routes
804airlines
226countries & territories

This is the app.

One map, the whole world's schedule behind it.

iPhone screenshot: dark world map with blue route arcs fanning out from JFK to 192 destinations, airports marked as colored dots

Every nonstop, at once

Every route an airport has, on one map. It's as complete for Bozeman as it is for JFK.

iPhone screenshot: JFK to LHR flight list showing airlines, departure times, aircraft types, operating days, and fares

Every flight, side by side

New York to London in one list: airline, time, aircraft, fare. The same list exists for every route in the world.

iPhone screenshot: month calendar for JFK to LHR with a fare on every date

A month of fares

Every date, already priced. The cheap weeks are impossible to miss.

iPhone screenshot: world map filtered to Star Alliance, showing only that alliance's routes, hubs, and served airports

Your miles have a map

Star Alliance alone covers 4,590 routes. The map cuts the same way for oneworld, SkyTeam, or exactly the airlines you'd book.

No nonstop? One stop.

When nothing flies direct, the same search lists every one-stop option that works on your date: where to connect, how long you'll wait, and whether one airline covers both legs.

Seasons, proven

Seasonal routes carry their real start and end dates, so you never plan a trip around a flight that stopped running in May.

Fly it on points

Every airline on a route is listed, partners included, so you know every program whose points can get you there.

Alerts

Watch a route and get one alert when something changes: a fare below your limit, a schedule change, a season opening for booking. Your home airport gets its own feed of new and ending routes.

Staff travel

Set your airline and its ZED partners and the map shows everywhere your pass can go, with seats per day and school-break peaks flagged. It does not see standby loads and never pretends to.

Works offline

The complete schedule is stored on your phone, so the map, the routes, and every flight work with no connection at all. Fares update whenever you're online.

Coming to iPhone.

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