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Well, not every plane, just those equipped with ADS-B. Still, fun to check what it is flying over your house.
http://www.flightradar24.com/
http://www.flightradar24.com/
What a great resource for terrorists.
The data is delayed 15mins. But anyway what kind of terrorist plan were you worried about?
Option 1:
Build robot drone capable of reaching cruise height and speed of 747, and locking onto target - guided to correct flight number by google.
Option 2:
Stand at end of runway with shoulder launched missile. Shoot at big metal bird with US flag as part of logo.
The data is delayed 15mins.
There used to be a little about box saying data was delayed 15mins (might have been another site).What makes you think it's delayed? .
Thought I'd bump this, so PFers could see the planes not flying over northern Europe.
Wow, that's amazing! That volcanic ash sure is causing problems.
Noticed a KLM flight(and the ONLY flight), wonder how that got approved.
Small planes should be ok, they are well below the ash. Possibly some commuter plane that carries a beacon for some reason (this data is from TCAS transponders that only planes above a certain size need)Noticed a KLM flight(and the ONLY flight), wonder how that got approved.
Small planes should be ok, they are well below the ash. Possibly some commuter plane that carries a beacon for some reason (this data is from TCAS transponders that only planes above a certain size need)
If they fly into ash no, if they are at 5000ft and the ash is at 20,000ft - yes!Are turboprop ok?
Wow, that's amazing! That volcanic ash sure is causing problems.
Noticed a KLM flight(and the ONLY flight), wonder how that got approved.