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TheAirTraffic

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Community ADS-B flight tracking with live and historical aircraft data.

TheAirTraffic is a web-based flight tracking service from Ground Control that aggregates aircraft position data from a community ADS-B network. It offers a live map, feeder tools, network statistics, and access to both current and historical air traffic information.

Why it stands out

  • Emphasizes broad access to aircraft tracking data, including historical as well as live information.
  • Built around a community ADS-B feeder network rather than only closed commercial sources.
  • Includes contributor-facing tools such as feeder status, feeder maps, and MLAT sync stats.
  • Connected to Ground Control’s flight bot ecosystem, making the data useful beyond the website itself.

Good to know

  • Coverage and multilateration quality depend on where community feeders are active.
  • The homepage mentions historical data but does not clearly describe public export options or query limits.
  • As a newer service launched in 2023, its network depth may vary by region compared with older trackers.

Under the radar: If you set up a receiver, use both the Feeder Status and MLAT Sync Stats pages after configuration; being online is not the same as contributing usable multilateration data.

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