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Monday, January 3, 2011

Airport Apps Put You First In Line


Over the holidays, 43.6 million passengers were expected to travel on United States carriers, up about 3 percent from last year, according to the Air Transport Association of America, the industry trade group.

Still, holiday travel doesn’t have to be totally miserable. While the usual groundwork — showing up early with boarding passes in hand and packing as lightly as possible — still applies, an array of travel applications for smartphones can help you tackle just about any problem that might arise at or on your way to the airport. So before you leave home this year, take a moment to download a few of these to help you navigate the rush:

1. Traffic & Parking
Google Maps (Free)
SmarkPark JFK (Free)
Take Me To My Car (Free)

2. Flight Information
Flight Track ($4.99)
FlightCaster ($1.99)
Next Flight ($2.99)

3. Airport Navigation
I Fly Pro ($6.99)
GateGuru (Free)
MyTSA (Free)
Orbitz (Free)
Kayak (Free)
TripIt (Free)
Old MacDonald ($1.99)
Doodle Kids (Free)

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