flightradar24.com

[Chris G6 UXU]

If anyone would like to watch live radar on your pc visit flightradar24.com on nice clear blue sky days it is very interesting and it is free. when the aircraft are trailing you get all the info you need when you see them, IE height, speed etc. Enjoy.

[Andy]

Thanks Chris, excellent link! Admin are engrossed by it.
cheers,
Andy

[Chris G6 UXU]

I knew they would be, I use it with my SBS 1-ER and airframes.org site to look up the ones to update. I watch the SBS 1-ER on a 32ins monitor then I am not squinting at the laptop all the time. I am at the AVP Manchester tomorrow for the A380 first flight so I hope I can get a good shot or two.

[Andy]

http://www.planefinder.net/ seems a bit more reliable, although not quite as nice UI
Good luck with the 380 today....common as muck down here

[Pat Bourke]

Have been looking at that site for a while Chris, very informative during the "Ash Cloud" period.
Cheers Pat.

[G-CPTN]

I watched Bernie Ecclestone's aircraft fly into Biggin Hill and then leave on the way to the Grand Prix. It was the only aircraft flying at the time (during the volcanic ash event).

[audiman m6 aen]

I like Flightradar24.com, great site as you can track what you want on it. I tracked my daughter on a flight to Majorca and back

Alan

[Chris G6 UXU]

Good morning all, flightradar24.com as increased it's coverage to include light aircraft, prop liners and biz jets and is much better and more reliable now.

[Chris G6 UXU]

I am a member of flightradar4.com now and it is better than ever with full coverage and much more info.

[Chris G6 UXU]

ADS-B is another aircraft tracker with the extra bonus of Military aircraft and biz jets.