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Likewise, with the traveling example, Google always tells me when my flight is and when I should leave for the airport on that day. The info is also kept up to
by squeaky-clean 9y ago
Likewise, with the traveling example, Google always tells me when my flight is and when I should leave for the airport on that day.
The info is also kept up to date in pretty much real time. MIA has a habit of moving flights to a different gate about 4 hours before or so. So if I check-in online the night before and get my boarding pass, the gate on my pass is usually not the correct gate anymore in the morning. I sign up for the AA text alerts, and have never ever received a text that my gate was changed, but the Google notification always works.
- techstrategist 9y agoGoogle doesn't seem to understand airport security in my case. I typically get a "leave now to arrive on time" notification while sitting at the gate.
- ajford 9y agoYeah, I wish the advanced time was configurable. It was more of an issue when I was living in Puerto Rico, but getting through security at that airport would often take much longer than is normal. So I usually left about an hour before Google's suggestion to give me enough buffer time.