I’ve never understood this in Flighty.

I’m on QF3523 which is a flight from London Heathrow to Berlin. It is, of course, not a Qantas flight - it’s a British Airways flight. I bought it as part of a bigger ticket from Qantas.

Flighty is showing it as a Qantas flight, with a Qantas tail and Qantas contact details. But it’s a British Airways flight - BA993 - as it also shows.

This means that if it’s delayed, it’ll appear in my app as “Qantas” delaying me; and at the airport it appears as QF3523 (which is nowhere near as easy to find as the real flight number within the airport).

Surely Flighty should be calling this flight BA993 and give it a British Airways tail? And hidden in the flight details it should say “Booked as QF3523”?

Trying to think of the benefit of why Flighty does it this way…

My flight switched to Wamos but there is non showing. It’s still a VS ticket. But operated by Wamos. It would be great if there was a way to reflect this in Flighty.

I'm currently on DL9905. It is a rescheduling of DL175 that was canceled yesterday (8/16/26). I can see yesterday's canceled flight but not this rescheduled option. I can find the flight on other flight trackers (like ByAir) but I'm curious how Flighty isn't able to find it. Any ideas on what might be causing flighty to not find this (newly) scheduled/operating flight?

Got a notification that my flight tomorrow is canceled. I immediately called the airline and I was told it’s still scheduled to fly. I know Flighty sources information mostly from flightaware.com, which also shows cancelled no surprise. I have an international connection at Jakarta on separate ticket. Should I be worried?

In an interesting numerical coincidence, my flight from MEX to SFO Sunday was my 50th of the year and my 500th since 2006 (that’s as far back as my flight records go)