Real-Time Updates

Passenger's outbound flight is experiencing delays.

"AI provides early alert: "Heads up! Your United 892 to San Francisco is showing signs of delay. The aircraft coming in from Denver is currently 45 minutes behind schedule due to weather there. Official delay hasn't been announced yet, but I'm predicting your 3:15 PM departure will likely slip to around 4:00 PM. This actually works in your favor - you mentioned wanting to grab lunch at the airport but being short on time. Now you have about an extra hour! The Gate Gourmet near your gate has that Nashville hot chicken sandwich you liked last time. I'll keep watching the flight and alert you immediately if anything changes. Your connection in San Francisco still looks safe - even with the delay, you'd have 2 hours and 10 minutes, and both flights arrive at Terminal 3. Want me to notify anyone waiting to pick you up in San Francisco about the updated arrival time?""

Flight gate changes 20 minutes before boarding.

"AI guides to new gate: "Gate change alert! Your American 456 has moved from Gate C22 to Gate B7. Don't worry, you have time, but let's get moving. Gate B7 is a 9-minute walk from where you are. Here's the quickest route: head toward the food court, take the escalator down to the train level, ride one stop to Concourse B, then take the escalator up. Gate B7 will be on your left. I've updated your boarding pass with the new gate. Boarding is in 25 minutes, so you have a comfortable buffer. There's a Starbucks right next to B7 if you want to grab something before boarding. The new gate is actually better - it's a jet bridge instead of the bus gate you had before. I'll ping you again when boarding begins. Need turn-by-turn walking directions on your phone?""

Inbound flight delay threatens tight connection.

"AI manages connection stress: "Connection update for your trip through Chicago. Your inbound flight is now arriving at 5:42 PM instead of 5:10 PM. Your connecting flight to Boston departs at 6:25 PM from a different terminal. Here's the situation: You'll have 43 minutes, and you need to get from Terminal 2 to Terminal 1. The good news: both terminals are in the domestic area, and the walk is about 12 minutes through the underground tunnel. I've already done a few things: 1) Notified United that you have a tight connection - they'll hold the Boston flight for connecting passengers if needed since there are 8 of you in the same situation. 2) Requested that you be deplaned first since you're in row 24. 3) Identified backup flight at 8:30 PM just in case, though I don't think you'll need it. When you land, follow signs to Terminal 1, skip the bathroom until Boston, and you should make it with about 15 minutes to spare. I'll track both flights and update you the moment you land.""