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\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nEver arrived hungry at the airport but knew there was no time to grab something before heading to your gate? Enter AirportSherpa<\/a>, which functions like a Seamless or Grub Hub for delivery of airport food and shop items. Make your selections from restaurants around the airport or pick out all of your travel essentials (neck pillow, headphones, phone chargers, etc.), and they’ll arrive directly to your gate within 20 minutes\u2014no need to give up your seat or your place in line!<\/p>\nGateGuru<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nWe’ve all felt the anxiety of not knowing what lies ahead at the airport. Are the security wait times long? Are there flight updates I should know about? Has there been a gate change? GateGuru<\/a> is a popular app that lets you input your itinerary and then tells you everything you need to know, including gate\/terminal maps and more.<\/p>\nGoogle Translate<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nWhile this isn’t strictly an airport app, it’ll be super useful when traveling abroad where you might encounter unfamiliar signs and gate agents who don’t speak your language. Type in the text or take a photo of an airport sign, and get an instant translation.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nMyRadar<\/strong><\/h2>\nMyRadar<\/a> shares updated weather notifications but also lets you keep travel and vacation plans in one place via a partnership with TripIt. Once you arrive at the airport, you’ll automatically be told if the gate has changed or flight has been delayed so you can make the proper changes to your hotel or car rental reservations.<\/p>\nAirport Transit Guide<\/strong><\/h2>\nIf you’ve ever stepped off a plane, picked up your bag and then realized you had no idea where to go next, the Airport Transit Guide<\/a> is for you. What started as a print guide used by travel agents and frequent flyers is now a handy app that helps you figure out airport transit such as taxis, buses, shuttles, trains and car rental counters. It even includes detailed information on fares, routes, travel times and pickup points.<\/p>\nFAAWait<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nFlight delays can unravel your travel plans, especially if you have connections. FAAWait<\/a> uses real-time access to the FAA’s air traffic-delay feed at every U.S. airport, so you’ll get a heads up on departure and arrival delays, ground stops and ground delays caused by weather, aircraft taxi volume and other factors. Note that while the app does monitor real-time airport traffic conditions, it does not provide delay information on specific flights.<\/p>\n![\"check](\"https:\/\/www.travelocity.com\/inspire\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/10\/mytsa-1024x640.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nMyTSA <\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nLong security lines can make travel a grueling experience. The MyTSA<\/a> app gives intel on TSA wait times, what you can and can not take through through security as a carry on, and even lets you ask questions of TSA agents if you are feeling unsure about that casserole you’re bringing to visit Aunt Rose. It\u2019ll even tell you which TSA lines are the shortest and fastest at various airports along your route.<\/p>\nLoungeBuddy<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nThought you had to have frequent flyer status to kick back at an airport lounge? Not anymore. The LoungeBuddy<\/a> app gives you access to more than 420 airport lounges worldwide\u2014no status required. Just download the app and pay for a day pass for the lounge of your choice.<\/p>\n![\"defeat](\"https:\/\/www.travelocity.com\/inspire\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/10\/entrain-1024x640.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nEntrain<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nJet lag is a nightmare and can put a real damper on days worth of your getaway. Entrain<\/a> helps you get your biological rhythms reset by providing lighting schedules developed by researchers at the University of Michigan. This one should help you to get adjusted in time for your arrival, so you are ready to hit the ground running.<\/p>\nGrab<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nAnother food app. Grab<\/a> is a little different in that you type in destination terminal and gate, and then you see what is available where you’ll be. Then, place your order and prepay, you can pick it up when you get there instead of waiting on a long line!<\/p>\nNextFlight<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nIf you are suffering with a flight delay or cancellation, NextFlight<\/a> can help you find a new flight. Just type in where you are coming from and going to and travel date, and the app will show all the flights available that day, on various airlines, both non-stop and with connections.<\/p>\n![\"get](\"https:\/\/www.travelocity.com\/inspire\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/10\/service-1024x640.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nService<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nDid you know you can often get compensation for delayed or canceled flights? It might seem like a hassle to pursue it but that’s where Service<\/a> comes in. If your flight gets canceled, you miss your connection or lose your luggage, Service helps deal with it by automatically filing for compensation on your behalf. The app automatically detects travel disruptions and may even handle them before you get to where you are going, without you having to be the one tearing your hair out!<\/p>\nTravelocity<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
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Ever arrived hungry at the airport but knew there was no time to grab something before heading to your gate? Enter AirportSherpa<\/a>, which functions like a Seamless or Grub Hub for delivery of airport food and shop items. Make your selections from restaurants around the airport or pick out all of your travel essentials (neck pillow, headphones, phone chargers, etc.), and they’ll arrive directly to your gate within 20 minutes\u2014no need to give up your seat or your place in line!<\/p>\n We’ve all felt the anxiety of not knowing what lies ahead at the airport. Are the security wait times long? Are there flight updates I should know about? Has there been a gate change? GateGuru<\/a> is a popular app that lets you input your itinerary and then tells you everything you need to know, including gate\/terminal maps and more.<\/p>\n While this isn’t strictly an airport app, it’ll be super useful when traveling abroad where you might encounter unfamiliar signs and gate agents who don’t speak your language. Type in the text or take a photo of an airport sign, and get an instant translation.<\/p>\n MyRadar<\/a> shares updated weather notifications but also lets you keep travel and vacation plans in one place via a partnership with TripIt. Once you arrive at the airport, you’ll automatically be told if the gate has changed or flight has been delayed so you can make the proper changes to your hotel or car rental reservations.<\/p>\n If you’ve ever stepped off a plane, picked up your bag and then realized you had no idea where to go next, the Airport Transit Guide<\/a> is for you. What started as a print guide used by travel agents and frequent flyers is now a handy app that helps you figure out airport transit such as taxis, buses, shuttles, trains and car rental counters. It even includes detailed information on fares, routes, travel times and pickup points.<\/p>\n Flight delays can unravel your travel plans, especially if you have connections. FAAWait<\/a> uses real-time access to the FAA’s air traffic-delay feed at every U.S. airport, so you’ll get a heads up on departure and arrival delays, ground stops and ground delays caused by weather, aircraft taxi volume and other factors. Note that while the app does monitor real-time airport traffic conditions, it does not provide delay information on specific flights.<\/p>\n Long security lines can make travel a grueling experience. The MyTSA<\/a> app gives intel on TSA wait times, what you can and can not take through through security as a carry on, and even lets you ask questions of TSA agents if you are feeling unsure about that casserole you’re bringing to visit Aunt Rose. It\u2019ll even tell you which TSA lines are the shortest and fastest at various airports along your route.<\/p>\n Thought you had to have frequent flyer status to kick back at an airport lounge? Not anymore. The LoungeBuddy<\/a> app gives you access to more than 420 airport lounges worldwide\u2014no status required. Just download the app and pay for a day pass for the lounge of your choice.<\/p>\n Jet lag is a nightmare and can put a real damper on days worth of your getaway. Entrain<\/a> helps you get your biological rhythms reset by providing lighting schedules developed by researchers at the University of Michigan. This one should help you to get adjusted in time for your arrival, so you are ready to hit the ground running.<\/p>\n Another food app. Grab<\/a> is a little different in that you type in destination terminal and gate, and then you see what is available where you’ll be. Then, place your order and prepay, you can pick it up when you get there instead of waiting on a long line!<\/p>\n If you are suffering with a flight delay or cancellation, NextFlight<\/a> can help you find a new flight. Just type in where you are coming from and going to and travel date, and the app will show all the flights available that day, on various airlines, both non-stop and with connections.<\/p>\n Did you know you can often get compensation for delayed or canceled flights? It might seem like a hassle to pursue it but that’s where Service<\/a> comes in. If your flight gets canceled, you miss your connection or lose your luggage, Service helps deal with it by automatically filing for compensation on your behalf. The app automatically detects travel disruptions and may even handle them before you get to where you are going, without you having to be the one tearing your hair out!<\/p>\nGateGuru<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
Google Translate<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
<\/h2>\nMyRadar<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Airport Transit Guide<\/strong><\/h2>\n
FAAWait<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
<\/h2>\nMyTSA <\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
LoungeBuddy<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
<\/h2>\nEntrain<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
Grab<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
NextFlight<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
<\/h2>\nService<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
Travelocity<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n