Starred aircraft are kept in your browser's local storage. When a watched tail reappears on your receiver we can fire a browser notification so you know without having to watch the map.
Nothing watched yet. Star a plane from its detail panel, or add one above by its 6-character ICAO24 hex code.
Server-side notification channels for watchlist reappearances and emergency squawks. Each channel can opt in to either or both categories. Changes save automatically; the Test button sends a one-off "this is wired up" message.
No channels yet. Add a Telegram chat, ntfy topic, or generic webhook below to start receiving alerts.
Flightjar can pool what your receiver sees with other Flightjar instances via a small relay. Once you opt in, aircraft beyond your radio horizon — ones in terrain shadows, over the curve, or just out of range — appear on your map, fed by other receivers' antennas.
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This instance is locked — unlock from the sidebar footer before opting in.
You're sharing this receiver's aircraft with the network. Aircraft from other receivers show up on your map, tagged Network in the detail panel.
A live ADS-B map + logger, licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
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Some settings (telemetry reset) are hidden while this instance is locked. Unlock from the sidebar footer to manage them.
Generates a fresh anonymous ID for this install. Irreversible.
This Flightjar instance is password-protected. Enter the password to manage the watchlist and notification channels.
Aircraft markers are coloured by altitude — see the gradient bar at the bottom of the map.
Choose which airspace subcategories to show. Hover the ? next to a group for a short explanation.