← Release notes

Version 20260803T050048Z · August 3, 2026

Flight Verification, Safer Monitoring, and Clearer Traveler Choices

Flights are handled more safely from planning through landing, while tour editing, registration emails, and room upgrades are clearer and more reliable.

Flight Planning And Verification

  • Operators can save complete flight details even when the provider cannot verify the exact occurrence, with the verification state shown clearly instead of inventing schedule data.
  • Flight lookup and editing now preserve multi-leg and adjacent-flight context while keeping planned schedules separate from live and historical observations.
  • Shared flight caches reduce repeated provider calls, protect the AviationStack allowance, and give administrators controlled cache-health and refresh tools.

Flight Monitoring And Alerts

  • Flight monitoring follows the saved local service date and uses progressively more frequent checks as departure approaches.
  • Live observations can promote an unverified flight only when the exact occurrence is confirmed; ambiguous, unavailable, or mismatched results remain explicit.
  • Delay, gate, terminal, cancellation, diversion, route, and landing conditions are evaluated independently, with retry-safe notification delivery and immediate completion after confirmed landing.

Tour Editing Reliability

  • Moving from the tour wizard into the editor now completes the old editing session before opening the new one, avoiding false takeover warnings.
  • Delayed cleanup from an earlier screen can no longer clear a newer editor session or stop its active updates.

Traveler Registration Emails

  • Approval emails now show a named registration button for each traveler instead of exposing long secure URLs in the HTML message.
  • Plain-text emails retain labeled, usable registration links, and duplicate links are removed.

Hotel Rooms And Upgrades

  • Room-upgrade prices are labeled consistently as per person per night in every supported portal language.
  • Travelers see only the single- and double-occupancy upgrade prices that were actually configured; unavailable upgrades are omitted.
  • The included room type is not offered again as a paid upgrade, reducing duplicate or zero-value choices.