
Flight Tracking Is Here
Add a flight number in the Turo app, and the host gets a notification with the flight number, departure airport, and arrival airport, automatically, with a one-click tracking view active up to 24 hours before the trip. No more asking guests to text their flight details.
Shipped in Turo's Summer 2026 Car Rental Host Release, governed by Turo's Terms of Service.
What the feature actually removes
The old airport-delivery workflow depended on a guest remembering to send flight details unprompted, then a host manually checking a third-party flight tracker to see if that flight was actually on time. Both steps are gone. The information arrives the moment the guest enters it, and the tracking view sits inside the same app you're already using to manage the trip.
Why the 24-hour window is the actual useful part
A delay you learn about the moment a guest lands is too late to plan around. A delay visible 24 hours out changes what you actually do that day: when you leave for the airport, whether you need to shift another handoff, whether a two-hour gap between drop-off and pickup is still realistic. The one-click tracking window is what turns this from a notification into an operational tool.
The one thing that has to happen for any of this to work
None of it triggers unless the guest actually enters their flight details. Add a line to your welcome message telling guests that sharing flight info helps you time their pickup precisely, since the feature is entirely opt-in from the guest's side and does nothing for the trips where nobody bothered to fill in the field.
Pair this with your delivery settings, not just your calendar
Flight tracking is most valuable exactly where airport delivery already creates the most timing risk. If you offer airport delivery, this is a good moment to also review your delivery zone and pricing settings rather than treating flight tracking as a standalone feature. The two are built to work together: one tells you when the guest is actually arriving, the other determines whether you're even set up to meet them there.
The habit that makes this feature worth having
Check the flight tracking view as a fixed step in your own pre-delivery routine, the same way you'd check the weather, rather than treating it as something you only remember to open when a trip already feels uncertain.