Flight	Departure city	Arrival city	Departure	Arrival	Flight Status
QZ-808 AirAsia Indonesia	CGK Jakarta	DPS Bali / Denpasar	4/30/2025 Scheduled: 4/30/2025	4/30/2025 Scheduled: 4/30/2025	Scheduled
MH-620 Malaysia Airlines	SIN Singapore	KUL Kuala Lumpur	4/30/2025 Scheduled: 4/30/2025	4/30/2025 Scheduled: 4/30/2025	Scheduled

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Frequently Asked Question

Where can I find the gate information for my flight?

Gate information is available on the airline’s website or app, and it is typically displayed at the airport on departure boards. Be sure to check for any gate changes as these can happen close to departure time.

Can I still check my flight status after checking in online?

Yes, even after you check in online, you should continue to monitor your flight status for any last-minute updates or changes, such as delays, gate changes, or cancellations.

What should I do if my flight is diverted to another airport?

If your flight is diverted to another airport, the airline will provide instructions on how to proceed. They may arrange for ground transportation to the original destination or rebook you on another flight. Contact the airline’s staff for further assistance.

How can I check the status of my flight?

You can check your flight status by visiting the airline's official website, using third-party flight tracking services (like FlightAware, FlightRadar24), or checking directly through the airport's website. Most platforms allow you to search by flight number or route.

How often is the flight status information updated?

Flight status information is typically updated in real-time. Airlines and airports continuously track flights and will update status information like delays, cancellations, or gate changes as soon as they occur.

What does each flight status mean?

1. On Time: The flight is scheduled to depart or arrive on time. 2. Delayed: The flight has been postponed and will depart or arrive later than scheduled. 3. Canceled: The flight has been canceled, and passengers need to rebook or get a refund. 4. Diverted: The flight has been rerouted to a different airport. 5. In-Flight: The flight is currently airborne and en route to its destination.

How do I get notifications for flight status updates?

Most airlines and travel platforms allow you to sign up for flight status alerts via email, SMS, or push notifications. You can typically do this during the booking process or by manually entering your flight details on their website or app.

How early should I check my flight status before traveling?

It’s advisable to check your flight status 24 hours before departure, and again 2-3 hours prior to your flight. This will help ensure you are aware of any last-minute changes or delays.

What should I do if my flight is delayed or canceled?

If your flight is delayed or canceled, the airline will usually offer rebooking or refunds. You can contact the airline’s customer service or visit the airline’s counter at the airport for assistance. Some airlines also allow you to reschedule directly through their mobile app.

Why do flights get delayed or canceled?

Flights may be delayed or canceled due to a variety of reasons, including: 1. Weather conditions (storms, fog, etc.) 2. Technical issues with the aircraft 3. Air traffic control restrictions 4. Crew shortages 5. Security issues or airport congestion

Can I track the location of my flight in real-time?

Yes, you can track the real-time location of your flight using flight tracking services like FlightRadar24 or FlightAware. Simply enter your flight number or route details to see the flight’s live progress on a map.

What happens if I miss my connecting flight due to a delay?

If your first flight is delayed and you miss a connecting flight, the airline is usually responsible for rebooking you on the next available flight, especially if both flights are on the same ticket. Contact the airline’s customer service for assistance.