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Life is like a camera . . .
Focus on what's important,
Capture the good times,
Develop from the negatives,
And if things don't work out,
Take another shot.
Focus on what's important,
Capture the good times,
Develop from the negatives,
And if things don't work out,
Take another shot.
See the planes fly over your area or any where around the globe !
Hi everybody
This is amazing!!
Good time pass..
I tried using my
Laptop
and was asked to pay for the apps....BUT on my lap top I could go to this website..The next time you want to know when the plane is landing all you need to do is check it live !!
Try it out...
See the planes fly over your area !
Incredible!!!
Want to know where that plane flying overhead was going, and the type
of aircraft?
Now, YOU too, can locate and watch on your computer, ANY plane in the
air at that exact moment, and display information about that plane,
its type, speed, origin, destination, etc.
Even private aircraft, and at times, even be in the cockpit observing
the instrument panel, or look outside the flight window.
At any given moment, you can actually see in real time, literally
every plane in the sky over any area of your choosing anywhere in the
world.
Now you can see why an aircraft traffic controller is one very, very
busy person.
The information will tell you who is flying the plane, and where they are going.
In the left hand column, there is a box called "planes." The number in
the box is the number of aircraft airborne.
This view is what the traffic management people see for planning
purposes at the various airports.
What type of plane, airbus A320, 330, 350, where it originated, and
where is it going, what altitude, what speed, what company, etc.
A few things you can do:
You can drag the map to change the area you want to view, then zoom in
by tapping with your mouse.
On the map you will see all the planes in the air.
Click on an plane, and on the left screen you will get the flight
information, airline, type, speed, altitude in real time,
re-calculated every 10 seconds.
On some flights you can also click on the 'view from the cockpit'....
http://www.flightradar24.com/