Live Telemetry.

Every aircraft, vessel, satellite and feeder on the network, live and searchable. Select a filter to narrow a table, or a column heading to sort it. Active emergencies appear at the top as soon as they are detected.

Active Emergency Calls

Domain ID / MMSI Name / Flight Type / Category Emergency Info / Squawk Lat Lon

With Position

0

Without Position

0

ADSB

0

MLAT

0

Mode-S

0

Other Signals

0

ICAO Flight Registration Type Operator Squawk Altitude Lat Lon Speed

Cargo

0

Tankers

0

Sailing / Pleasure

0

Passenger

0

Fishing

0

Military / Law / SAR

0

Other

0

MMSI Vessel Name Callsign Type Destination Speed (kn) Course (°) Lat Lon
NORAD ID Name / Designator Type Owner Object Type Ops Status Launch Date Launch Site International ID RCS (m²) Altitude (km) Speed (km/s) Track (°) Lat Lon

Feeders are volunteer-operated receivers contributing ADS-B, MLAT and AIS data to the network. Tap a feed type to show only those feeders. Feeder stats update every minute. Want to see your own feeder here? Visit the contributor guide to get started.

ADS-B

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MLAT

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MLAT Hub

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AIS

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Combined Messages/s

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Combined Positions/s

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Total Positions Contributed

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Network Champion: overall top 3Sky Watcher: Air top 3Harbour Master: Sea top 3Full Spectrum: all four feedsFounderContributor

# Feeder ID Location Feeds Awards MLAT peers Avg kbit/s Messages/s Positions/s Total Positions

About the map and the awards

  • Network Champion is the overall top 3, on points: up to 60 for standing on the Air board, up to 20 on the Sea board, and 4 for each of the four feeds a feeder sends (ADS-B, MLAT, the MLAT hub and AIS). A very strong Air feeder can beat an average one that sends more, and every extra feed counts. The Founder rosette is worthless: it scores no points and has no effect on the ranking.
  • Sky Watcher is the top 3 for average ADS-B positions per second over the last 7 days. Harbour Master is the top 3 for average AIS messages per second over the same 7 days.
  • Full Spectrum goes to any feeder that sends all four feeds.
  • Founder is a hand-picked rosette for the people who started all this. It cannot be earned, only blamed.
  • Gold, silver and bronze mark first, second and third. A pin shows the best medal a feeder holds, purple for Full Spectrum when it has no medal, and blue otherwise. The number on a pin is its overall place.
  • A feeder needs ADS-B or AIS data to be ranked. MLAT is not ranked on its own, and stations using --privacy are not ranked.
  • MLAT feeders are shown within about 5–10 km of their receiver, never at its exact position. Other feeders are placed by IP geolocation, which is often inaccurate.
  • Select an MLAT station to see the stations it is synchronised with: green lines for healthy timing, dashed amber for weak. Updated every minute.

Network-wide figures sampled every minute: 5-minute detail for 30 days, hourly for a year. Times are UTC. Lines are averages for each interval; “peak” is the highest sample.

Telemetry provided by a network of volunteer contributors, augmented with data from public sources. Data: AISHub contributors, airplanes.live, CelesTrak. For personal, non-commercial situational awareness only, supplied “as-is” without warranty. No scraping, resale or redistribution of the data or service. Privacy Policy.

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