Built by aviation geeks, passionate frequent flyers
2LNR is built by AvGeeks who believe in the power of travel to connect people, cultures, and history. It has the power to enrich, empower, and enlighten all those who partake in the great journey. We seek to help travelers travel more and help frequent flyers travel better.
We're on the journey to build the missing tool: join us.
Why we are building 2LNR
We have deep experience with travel systems and loyalty programs. We face the same problems you do while planning and during travel. Data is scattered, stale, and painful to check manually. We want answers to our most challenging questions, such as: Why is my flight delayed? Where can I travel? When and where is confirmed upgrade space open right now?
Scratching our own itch
2LNR started as a personal project. A spreadsheet that tracked our own flights and travel strategy and a plethora of other tools. Then friends wanted access. Then their friends. At some point the spreadsheet needed to become a product, so we are building it — with the same passionate attention to detail we bring to planning our own itineraries.
Built for simplicity
Most travel technology is decades old and complex: some systems are still the literal digitation of rolodexes. 2LNR is designed for travelers who want better tools, a modern interface, and the details they need to know. Which overhead bins are unusable because of oxygen bottle equipment or crew rest areas? Where is Touchless TSA PreCheck at this airport? Is my delay an estimated departure or a decision time?
Passion project, production grade
The enthusiasm is genuine. The engineering is serious. We monitor thousands of routes in real time, process millions of data points, and deliver alerts within seconds of availability changes. Because when upgrade space opens on your LAX-HND flight, you need to act now, not tomorrow when it's already gone.
Attention to the aviation details
When it comes to flight, the details matter for AvGeeks. Here is some of the aviation nerdery baked into 2LNR. Even the fonts, colors, and name have aviation backstories.
The name
2LNR - "2 L and R" — stands for door 2, left and right. On a widebody aircraft, door 2L is where passengers typically board long-haul flights. Before departure and arrival, flight attendants cross-check doors to arm or disarm the emergency slides. The cabin PA call — "doors for departure, cross-check 2 L and R" — is one of the most recognizable sounds in aviation. Say it fast and you get 2LNR.
The typeface
Inter is one of the most widely used fonts in airport environments — departure boards, wayfinding signage, gate displays. When you read 2LNR, you are reading in the same typeface that you read in many airports.
The cockpit font
B612 Mono was developed by Airbus specifically for aircraft cockpit display screens — designed to be readable at a glance in high-stakes environments. The data displays in 2LNR follow the same principle: dense information, instantly legible.
The palette
Every color in 2LNR is named for a moment in flight. Skyline Blue for open skies. Cabin Midnight for overnight flights. Crosscheck Red for the final check before departure.