News and chat about and around ArrivedOK - the Personal Flight Arrival Tracker and mobile tool for travelers like you to instantly notify your friends and family when you arrive at airports worldwide
Twitter has a huge aviation community – from airlines and airports, to cabin crew and aviation enthusiasts. Whether you like to fly a plane or just watch planes fly, there are lots of aviation geeks on Twitter with whom you can converse about your passions or just listen.Shashank Nigam, High Flying Tweets: 11 of the best airline or aviation bloggers / journalists to follow on Twitter, Aug 2009
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As you know, we’ve cancelled the limitation on the number of tracking records for the public beta period. Now you can track as many your arrivals as you want (actually, there’s 20 tracking records limitation, but we think it’s quite enough even for frequent flyers).
We also decided to extend the public beta testing of ArrivedOK until 30 August 2009. Please don’t forget that 100 beta testers, who submit us most valuable from our point of view feedback will win 1-year free ArrivedOK subscription!
And one more thing: the long-awaited ArrivedOK US is coming soon!
“Can I import trips from TripIt so I don’t have to fill everything in?”
“Linking to tripit.com – that would be really magic.”
“I use www.tripit.com for all my travels. Please use their RSS feed to create records for me.”
These are quotes from our beta-testers’ emails.
Following these requests we want to announce that ArrivedOK has just integrated with TripIt and made the import of flight records stored in TripIt available to its users. You can find that option at ‘Create event‘ page. It is really a one-click feature. Please check it out and let us know what you think about it.
About TripIt
With today’s myriad of travel sites, even the most experienced traveler has their hands full managing all the details of a typical trip. Booking airline tickets, hotels, rental cars and restaurants leaves you with lots of separate pieces of paper. Throw in maps, directions, things to do, and weather and the chaos multiplies.
TripIt turns chaos into order by making it easy for anyone to:
Organize trip details into one master online itinerary — even if arrangements are booked at multiple travel sites
Automatically include maps, directions and weather in their master itinerary
Have the option to book restaurants, theatre tickets, activities and more right from within the online itinerary
Safely access travel plans online, share them, check-in for flights, or print an itinerary
