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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.