AirPassbook: Flight Diary

AirPassbook is your personal flight diary, boarding pass archive, and travel map. Scan a supported boarding pass, save your flight details, and see where your journeys have taken you.

Whether you fly for holidays, work, or the love of travel, build a private record of your flights, visited airports, airlines, and connections.

KEEP YOUR FLIGHT DIARY
• Save supported boarding passes in one organized archive
• Keep routes, airports, airlines, travel dates, seats, and stopovers together
• Group connected flight legs into complete journeys
• Revisit your flight history after the trip

SCAN A BOARDING PASS
Start with a supported IATA boarding pass barcode that you own. Scan the pass and review its travel details in the app. Your saved journeys become the foundation of your personal flight log and travel atlas.

MAP YOUR FLIGHT HISTORY
• Explore your saved flight routes and visited airports on a world map
• Open a journey to focus on its route and connections
• See flights, miles, and your favorite airline in your travel statistics
• Build a visual travel history from the journeys you save

CONNECT WITH TRAVELERS
Airport discovery and chat are optional. Choose to discover travelers departing from the same airport, filter by route, country, or destination, and start a private airport conversation.

• Send messages, images, emoji, and AirMojis
• Become AirPartners when you both want to stay in touch
• Share a location point only when you choose; shared locations expire automatically

YOUR ARCHIVE, YOUR CHOICE
AirPassbook has no ads or behavioral analytics and does not sell your travel history. Your flight archive is tied to your account and follows you across supported devices. Airport discovery is optional, and you control whether to share a location point.

GOOD TO KNOW
AirPassbook's travel map shows saved flight history, not live aircraft positions. Barcode support and scan quality vary. Keep your original airline-issued boarding pass and follow your airline's boarding instructions; a saved archive entry does not establish boarding eligibility.

Start with one boarding pass. Keep the journey. Your life in flights.