About allflights

A fast, plain-English way to check whether a flight is on time. No ads, no app install, no account required. Search any flight number or select an airport to get status, gate, and scheduled versus estimated times.

About AllFlights Travel

AllFlights Travel is an Australian travel technology company building simpler ways to discover, book, and manage journeys. It starts with transparent flight information — live departures and arrivals across Australian airports, instant flight lookup, and shareable status links for curbside pickups.

We're building towards a connected travel experience spanning flights and accommodation, powered by modern booking technology.

Founded by former Qantas digital senior manager Oliver Moran, AllFlights Travel operates allflights today.

Where the data comes from

Flight status, gate assignments, and schedule revisions come from real-time aviation and schedule data feeds via AirLabs. We refresh what those feeds report automatically while a board is open on your screen.

Airlines and airports frequently adjust operations on the ground. Always defer to terminal displays and airline staff instructions when travelling.

Airline logos are delivered via a third-party CDN. If a carrier doesn't have an active logo on file, its IATA code is shown instead.

In-flight progress and speed

When a flight is airborne, its flight page shows live positional progress along its route — including current speed and altitude — pulled from the same feed the board uses. allflights isn't a full radar display though: we're not tracking every aircraft in the sky, just the one you've looked up, and only once the feed has a live position for it — if it doesn't know yet, neither do we.

How the boards work

Live departure and arrival boards show a rolling three-hour window around the current time, to keep each board responsive and relevant. Switch to “Today” on any board to see the full day instead, or search a flight number directly to check one specific flight anytime, on or off the board.

Privacy and saved flights

Flights you pin or track are stored only in your browser's local storage — never sent to our servers or any external database. Clearing your browser cache or site data will remove them. They stay on your device for your convenience, not ours.

Airport coverage

We currently provide live boards and schedule coverage across 15 Australian airports:

Capital cities: Sydney (SYD), Melbourne (MEL), Brisbane (BNE), Perth (PER), Adelaide (ADL), Canberra (CBR), Hobart (HBA), Darwin (DRW).

Regional and major hubs: Gold Coast (OOL), Cairns (CNS), Newcastle (NTL), Sunshine Coast (MCY), Townsville (TSV), Launceston (LST), and Western Sydney (WSI).

More airports are planned.