Flight tracker

Follow the flight bringing your loved one home

Enter the flight number your AMAR coordinator gave you. You'll see where the flight is, when it's expected to land, and what happens next.

You'll find it on the itinerary we sent you. It's two letters followed by numbers.

How flight tracking works

  1. Enter the flight number

    Use the number on the itinerary your coordinator sent. The date is picked up automatically.

  2. Follow the journey

    See departure and arrival times, any delays, and the aircraft's position on the map while it's in the air.

  3. We take it from there

    Once the flight arrives, our team handles clearance and transfer, and keeps you informed at every step.

Common questions

Why can't I see the plane on the map?

Live position comes from ground receivers that pick up the aircraft's signal. Over oceans and remote areas there can be gaps. The flight is still on its way and the arrival time stays up to date.

Are the times in my time zone?

Departure and arrival times are shown in each airport's local time, the same as your ticket. We also show the arrival time in your own time zone underneath.

How often does this update?

Flight times refresh every few minutes and the aircraft position every couple of minutes while it's airborne. You can leave this page open.

The flight has been delayed. What happens now?

Delays are common and we plan for them. Your coordinator works with the airline and the receiving funeral home, and will contact you if anything changes for you.

Flight schedules and status by AeroDataBox. Live aircraft positions by The OpenSky Network. Times are indicative; please confirm with your coordinator.