tracking *international* flights
Apr 9th, 2007, 07:27 PM
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tracking *international* flights
hi all,
i know about Flightstats.com, but it only allows you to track flights while they're in US airspace.
is there a site out there that you can recommend to track flights once they're in intl airspace?
thank you- DH en route Turkish Airways flight 2 right now!
-L
i know about Flightstats.com, but it only allows you to track flights while they're in US airspace.
is there a site out there that you can recommend to track flights once they're in intl airspace?
thank you- DH en route Turkish Airways flight 2 right now!
-L
Apr 9th, 2007, 07:40 PM
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Let me take it back. It actually has stopped tracking it for about 2 hours. The data is the same as flightaware.com
Only difference is that flightexplorer showed the proposed waypoints on its route, and plotted it out on its map. But the plane should be further out in the Atlantic than what's on the graph.
Only difference is that flightexplorer showed the proposed waypoints on its route, and plotted it out on its map. But the plane should be further out in the Atlantic than what's on the graph.
Apr 12th, 2007, 11:04 PM
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On trips over the ocean, there are areas in which aircraft are out of radar range, so if the service depends on radar tracks, it may not show the entire track of a flight across the Atlantic or Pacific. The aircraft still make position reports, but the tracking system may not display those.
Call me the airplane stalker!
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