Application that displays one or multiple, local ADS-B feeders along with additional information on a map interface in the browser
Flight Tracker: Real-time flight updates and interactive map for seamless tracking and staying in the loop.
Announce flights of anything directly overhead.
Real-time flight location and flight details data via JSON REST API.
Real time flights tracker with airport data.
Unofficial android app for the ADS-B Exchange Map
Some scripts and config files for a simple ADS-B monitoring system using an RTL-SDR dongle, a Raspberry Pi and the Dump1090-mutability software.
See all your flight information in one place, including flight numbers, destinations, departure and arrival times, current status (on-time, delayed, etc.), and boarding gate details.
FlightGazer, a flight-tracking program that renders dump1090 aircraft info to an RGB-Matrix display.
Track Santas flight map on Christmas with the Santa Software Suite (SSS)
A simple python code to track planes and notify you via webhooks
Real-time aircraft flyby prediction tool with interactive Streamlit web interface. Shows which planes will pass near your location with arrival times and approach info. Features interactive maps and sortable data tables. Perfect for aviation and plane spotting enthusiasts!
It is a command-line utility and slack bot developed in python where user can either run it using command line or can run /slash commands.
A reactjs website that displays current flying planes on a map, showing details for each flight.
Live Flight Tracking API | Built with Node.js and Express
Real-time flight tracking app using OpenSky Network API, built with Streamlit for interactive data visualisation of global flights.
One location to store all your flight details. No more switching through apps on the go when traveling to several countries.
Flight Tracker Application with trivia and country information searcher
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