The other reviewers summed up some solid points - a free app version, a trial period, and a way to manage and cancel the subscription (within the Apple App Store) without losing access, as well as a monthly option, should all be taken into consideration. That being said, it is a very good app with lots of great data. I love tracking new routes at my local airports. However, I wish there was a way to bookmark and track new routes as they are announced and old routes as they are discontinued at my hometown airports. This would put it up there with ThePointsGuy and Simple Flying as an excellent travel resource for all.

The app overall is great. My gripe is getting into the app. It never remembers my password and I have to look it up every time. If I switch apps it logs me out when I try to go back to it, which is a pain when I’m trying to figure out flight routing. They should allow Face ID if it’s going to do that. Other than that, the app is fairly helpful

I was happy with the app while traveling frequently, being a paid subscriber for two years. However, it charged me again without prior notice when I no longer needed to travel or use the app. Email support was unresponsive regarding a refund, but I managed to resolve it through a phone call and confirmed the refund. I hope to return as a paid user once my travel activity increases again.

I use the web based Flight Connections often, but only when I am planning a trip. A few times a year, at most. It is indeed very useful. I got a new iPad and was excited to use an optimized app version. But I’m not paying some endless, ongoing subscription for an app I may use a few times a year. This is a ridiculous expectation. I would gladly pay a one time fee. But the app seems to only allow an endless recurring subscription model, and well, so it gets deleted.