Apps preloaded for airports on trip - can they be useful?

[Barhop 193]

Am able to log in now to two apps for the airports that I normally pass through, Singapore and Bangkok.  They both have access, though their menus, to wifi login.  In my case, I consider this will be hugely useful in Changi, as I am there for not much more than an hour and I should be able to go straight online on landing, enabling www catch up.  I guess app for Suvarnabhumi will not be as useful for me in Suvarnabhumi normally as I will have clicked my AIS sim on.  (May be useful in completing the new T.8 on arrival but I have also printed copies of the new form)

Changi download is detailed at https://www.changiairport.com/en/download-app.html

Suvarnabhumi can be found here https://www.airportthai.co.th/en/aot-airports-app-introduction-check-in-counter/

Are there other airport apps that bm's find useful?

 

[teelack 8,359]

There are so many possible apps that could be helpful however one that saved my bacon was Google Travel. It alerted me to a dreadful error in my travel plans and saved me a hell of a lot of money. 

I also realised that reading this that I hadnt even bothered downloading the AIS app during my last trip but if you are worried about your internet and call useage then a phone supplier app would be a great help. 

I also downloaded the app of my travel airline. When there was a significant change I took a screen shot just in case there was an issue later. 

Another app that I use daily is Tapatalk for Pattayatalk!

It seems that almost all the girls that I mix with have LINE and I expect more of them to share their addresses if things get tougher.