What's New - FlySpaceA

2026-11-13 13 November 2026

Meet the team

A new About page introduces the people behind FlySpaceA, with photos and short bios.
The About page also explains what FlySpaceA does and how Space-A works, step by step.
Buttons are easier to read in dark mode.
A new What's New page lists every FlySpaceA update, newest first.

The Privacy Policy now explains that the iPhone and Android apps use Google Analytics for Firebase to count how the apps are used. It also says what Google never receives and how to turn it off in the app's settings.
The website now counts how often its pages and features are used, in totals with no identifiers, and a new account keeps a note of how you first found FlySpaceA. The website still uses no analytics providers or advertising pixels.

Subscribe in the Android app

You can now subscribe in the Android app through Google Play.
The Data Explorer and Highlights share one header, with a clear switch between them.
If you're not subscribed, the Data Explorer page shows what it offers and how to get access.
Security and reliability improvements.

Clearer receipts

Billing emails now include an itemized receipt.
Long links in our emails now wrap between words, so they're easier to read on a phone.
The Data Explorer has its own short address: flyspacea.com/dataexplorer.

The Terms, Refund Policy and Privacy Policy now cover subscriptions bought in the FlySpaceA iPhone and Android apps, including how to cancel them and how refunds work.
Apple bills iPhone app subscriptions through the App Store, and Google bills Android app subscriptions through Google Play.
If you subscribe in the iPhone app, deleting your FlySpaceA account does not stop Apple from billing you, so cancel the subscription yourself in Settings on your iPhone.

FlySpaceA is out of beta

Annual and Monthly plans are now available on flyspacea.com.
Subscribers get the full Data Explorer on the website and in the iPhone and Android apps.
Flight search, the map, terminal pages and flight alerts stay free for everyone.

Terms and Privacy Policy update

If you created your account before 28 October 2026, the sections added to the Terms that day apply to you from 10 December 2026. If you subscribe before then, they apply as soon as you do.
The Privacy Policy now covers the FlySpaceA Android app on Google Play.

Smarter flight search

When a flight search comes up empty, we now suggest nearby dates, other flight statuses and nearby bases.
Data Explorer charts show the top 15 terminals, with one simple Measure menu.
You get a receipt by email when you change plans and are charged right away.
The Data Explorer and terminal pages no longer scroll sideways on a phone.
A public page explains how to delete your account, even if you can't sign in.
Signing up in the app now sends an email to verify your address.
Our notice emails now include our postal address and a link to your email preferences.
Security and reliability improvements.

Paid plans are now sold only when the billing address is in the U.S., a U.S. territory, or is an APO, FPO or DPO address.
The FlySpaceA apps are offered only in the U.S. App Store and Google Play.

See what changed in our Terms

When our Terms or Privacy Policy change, you now see a short summary of what changed before you carry on.

Safer sign-in

Paid plans are not sold where the billing address or card is in a sanctioned or restricted place.
The Privacy Policy now says the website uses no analytics providers or advertising pixels. It also says our email provider may record which links you click, but not whether you open an email.

A sharper Data Explorer

The Data Explorer opens grouped by destination terminal, with a simpler filter panel.
Terminal search now finds short names like JBER.
Data Explorer tabs, filters and tables are easier to read in dark mode.
Annual plan renewal reminders now go out at least 30 days ahead.
The pricing page lists only what the paid plans include today.
Clearer wording about when alerts arrive, where our data comes from and how fast we reply.
Security and reliability improvements.

The Terms now include a limited license, a warranty disclaimer, a liability limit, an indemnity, Maryland law with Montgomery County courts, and general terms.

Flight alerts on your phone

Flight alerts now arrive as push notifications in the iPhone and Android apps.
Terminal pages list the newest entries first and say plainly when a terminal posts no schedule.
Find Flights opens on the same three-month window as the home page, with a new TBD status filter.
Every mention of the GATES portal now links to its sign-up site.
Navigation and terminal cards are easier to read in dark mode.