ADSB.lol
Verified working Oct 3, 2026
A public ADS-B map for unfiltered real-time aircraft tracking.
ADSB.lol is a web-based flight tracking map built around live ADS-B and Mode S aircraft data. It shows aircraft positions, identifiers, altitude, speed, signal source, message rates, route fields, and playback history in a dense aviation-focused interface.
Why it stands out
- Emphasizes open, less-filtered flight tracking rather than a polished consumer travel view.
- Shows low-level technical fields such as RSSI, message rate, NAC/SIL accuracy values, selected altitude, wind, and navigation modes.
- Includes handling for MLAT, non-ICAO targets, ground vehicles, and dynamic hex IDs that many casual trackers hide or simplify.
- Playback controls allow traces to be reviewed at multiple speeds directly on the map.
Good to know
- Coverage and MLAT accuracy depend on receiver availability; MLAT requires reception by multiple receivers.
- Some contacts show n/a fields, dynamic hex IDs, or anonymized MLAT results, so aircraft identity may be incomplete.
- The interface is technical and dense, making it better suited to aviation data users than casual travelers.
Under the radar: Click directly on an aircraft’s trace line to start route playback, then use the 5x–40x controls to review movement quickly.
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Aviation enthusiasts, spotters, and ADS-B feeders can monitor nearby or global aircraft without relying on heavily filtered commercial maps. Replay an aircraft’s recent track to understand its route, altitude changes, or approach pattern. Search by aircraft, jump to an airport or coordinates, and filter traffic by altitude, source, or database flags. Compare ADS-B and MLAT-derived contacts when direct position data is incomplete.
Live aircraft map, aircraft detail panel, Mode S/ADS-B telemetry fields, MLAT and non-ICAO target indicators, altitude/source/database-flag filters, airport or coordinate jump, historical trace playback, unit and icon-size settings, and KML trace export.
Technical Notes
- Selected aircraft traces can be exported from the map as KML for use in GIS or mapping tools.
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