Application Review I Flight Card


Posted by Mark on 23 Feb 2012 / 4 Comments


Flight Card

Welcome to Flight Card. A beautiful way to see and share you flight itinerary. A fairly simple application for the iPhone, Flight Card is available for  over 15,000 flight and 16,000 airports, chances are that wherever you are flying Flight Card can brighten up your day! Check out the screenshots below. Flight Card on the App Store.

[Updated- Thanks to comment] Cost: $4.99

Flight Card

Flight Card Screenshot

Flight Card Screenshot

Flight Card Screenshot

Flight Card Screenshot

Written by Mark

Mark
Mark Wagner is a passionate aviation fan in all facets of the industry including airports, airlines and airplanes. Mark will be blogging about the aviation industry, his post's will be about airports, air travel, deals, technology enhanced travel and Airport Chatter news. You can follow Mark on twitter @MarkJWagner

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1070010048 Quinn Duffy

    I think you forgot to mention that its $4.99…

    • http://twitter.com/MarkJWagner Mark Wagner

      Thanks for mentioning, indeed that was forgotten:)
      Updated above.

      • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1070010048 Quinn Duffy

        Only reason I mentioned it is because while looking great, I’m not sure if I could justify a $5 price tag for what seems to be relatively low functionality. At least throw in a live map and departure/destination weather. Just reading through the reviews you can get a sense of how lacking it is relative to other apps of its kind. Seems like it might have just been an exercise in iOS development.

        If its ever going to make it is because of the the killer design aesthetic.

        Did I mention it looks amazing?

        • http://twitter.com/MarkJWagner Mark Wagner

          I agree, it’s questions whether it’s worth the price point. As a free app, I think it would get alot more traction. On the other hand the app is more of a feature you’d expect tethered with other travel utility’s. The beauty of it is all in the design! Perhaps they should license it, although the barriers to creating that app are very low…you bring up a good point.