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About Travel Brief

Travel Brief is a simple, purpose-built app designed for pilots and crew who want one reliable place to store essential layover information. Instead of relying on memory, notes, or screenshots, Travel Brief lets you quickly capture the details you’re given at check-in — shuttle schedules, meal hours, alcohol cutoffs, Wi-Fi info, and more — all in one clean, easy-to-use layout. Once your layover is saved, you can instantly share the information with other crew members by email, ensuring everyone is on the same page. Whether you’re flying frequently or just want a better system than notes and texts, Travel Brief helps reduce friction, save time, and avoid missed details. Built by a pilot, for pilots. Key Features Quickly enter hotel and layover details at check-in Track shuttle times, meal hours, and alcohol cutoff times Store Wi-Fi, amenities, and custom notes Email layover details to crew members Simple, distraction-free interface Designed for fast, real-world use on the road

App privacy

The developer, Travis Lesatz, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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