Hey Product Hunt, I’m Euan, and I built edi.flights because I am the kind of traveller that likes to cut it fine before every flight. I cannot stand losing two hours wandering around duty free. And whenever I travel with colleagues or friends, the same conversation starts: What time is the flight? Are we checking bags? What time do we need to be there? All the ingredients exist, but they are scattered across flight boards, airline guidance, queue data and weather reports. edi.flights pulls them together, works backwards from departure and gives you a clear recommended airport arrival time. You can choose how you travel: Regular - comfortably on time In a rush - the leanest sensible timing, with no lingering Holiday - extra breathing room, including a rough beer or prosecco window! Select a flight and it stays saved until departure. If its status or expected departure time changes, the recommendation updates. You can also share the flight-specific page when a friend asks what time they need to be at the airport. This is an independent service and is currently focused on Edinburgh Airport. Every live or cached reading shows its age; stale information is never quietly presented as current. I would particularly value feedback on two things: does the recommendation feel clear enough to trust, and which airport should I build next?

edi.flights

Know when to go to Edinburgh Airport

Know when to go to Edinburgh Airport