More on more airports on the Flightradar24 map have an airport or terminal photo, but still many airports are missing a photo. If you have a high quality photo of an airport, feel free to upload it to @JetPhotos
More than 62,000 Flightradar24 users tracking flight #DP936 as it enters Russian airspace.
We keep getting tagged in photos like this saying how much it looks like air traffic on Flightradar24, which may be true. However, after much trial and error, we've not had success attaching ADS-B transponders to pigeons. We’re open to suggestions.
LOOK: Flightradar24 captured the precise moment that Flight #SJ182 disappeared shortly after takeoff. The plane lost more than 10,000 feet of altitude in less than one minute, about four minutes into the journey
Indonesia's #SriwijayaAir Boeing 737 plane missing Data from FlightRadar24 said the plane reached an altitude of nearly 11,000 feet (3,350 metres) before dropping to 250 feet. It then lost contact with air traffic control.
The aviation tracking website Flightradar24, showed the aircraft plummeting from 8,000ft to 252ft at 33,000 feet per minute
FlightRadar24 data tracked the plane plunging from 10,900 feet in altitude to 250 feet before it dropped off the radar. The 26-year-old 737-500 aircraft is a much older model than the 737 Max that was grounded for 20 months in 2019 after 2 fatal crashes
LOOK: Flightradar24 captured the precise moment that Flight #SJ182 disappeared shortly after takeoff. The plane lost more than 10,000 feet of altitude in less than one minute, about four minutes after departing from Jakarta
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The year 2020 summarized by 4 pilots. #Covid19 #Flightradar24
Answering some questions about the airspace around the Korean Peninsula and Flightradar24 coverage in North Korea.
Some early “Season’s Greetings” from one of Flight Test Teams in Hamburg ?✈️ @flightradar24
WATCH: FlightRadar24 reported heavy U.S. air travel ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. RELATED:
⚠️ For the third time in two days Flightradar24 is under attack. Our engineers are working to mitigate the attack as quickly as possible and we hope to be back tracking flights soon. We appreciate your patience and apologize for the inconvenience. Updates to follow in thread.
Flight #MH370 disappeared from Flightradar24 at 17.19UTC time between Malaysia and Vietnam
Analysis of Flightradar24 ADS-B/ModeS data: Autopilot was manually changed from 38,000 to 100 ft at 09:30:55 #4U9525
Last positions of #MH17 directly from Flightradar24 database. Signal was lost around 13:21 UTC at 33,000 feet.
Germanwings flight #4U9525 (registration D-AIPX) was lost from Flightradar24 at 6800 feet at 09.39 UTC time.
Indonesia AirAsia#QZ8501 has gone missing. Flightradar24 picked up last signal 23:12 UTC
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