AirwayControl is now on Apple Watch. • Your flight on your wrist: flight number, gate and times at a glance while you head for the gate. • A complication puts your gate on the watch face. • Changes, like a new gate, arrive on the watch with a tap on the wrist. • One subscription for the whole app: try everything free for 7 days, then one simple monthly price. No tiers, nothing locked. • A clearer subscription screen that tells you when the App Store can't be reached and lets you try again. • Fixes and performance improvements throughout.

The map is the whole app now. • Search sits over the map. Type a flight, an airport, a route or an airline, and the suggestions come to you: recent searches, nearby airports, military traffic and what is in view. • Aircraft in view. One tap lists every aircraft on screen, and each type has its own page with photos, specifications and a short history. • Your flight gets a chip at the top of the map. Tap it to find the flight, wherever it is. • Baggage: your airline's published allowance and fees, by fare type, on the card. • Where to complain: when the airline says no, the right body for that route is one tap away. • Map layers in one sheet: weather radar and military traffic. • Metric or imperial, your choice. • Many new aircraft renders and airline liveries. • A layout for iPad and larger displays, with the card beside the map. • Fixes and performance improvements throughout.