Description
ON SALE FOR A LIMITED PERIOD!Interact with 12,000+ planes moving live on a map. Millions worldwide already track flights in real time with Plane Finder, the ultimate pocket air traffic app.
Find out why...
Plane Finder shows you where flights really are right now. Search by flight number or watch the skies.
Simply tap on a plane to see Flight, Aircraft, Departures and Airline details with photos and technical drawings.
Plane Finder has been a highly rated, top ranking app since 2009 and has been featured by Gizmodo, CNN, GMA, BBC, Sunday Times, Mail on Sunday, CNET, Wired, GQ Magazine and many more.
With millions of happy users, Plane Finder is regularly updated with innovative new features. Our support team always listen to and reply to feedback.
Plane Finder tracks 12,000+ flights around the world using our own network of real time receivers and some traditional radar data. Our worldwide coverage is already fantastic and always expanding - please check www.planefinder.net to see live coverage in your area.
At a glance our coverage includes -
- Europe 95% - realtime
- North America - 100% via slightly US delayed data - Nationwide realtime ADS-B network in place and capturing 95% of ADS-B equipped aircraft
- Rest of World - Excellent coverage in Australia, New Zealand, Central America, Brazil, Japan, Taiwan, Dubai, India, Malaysia, Thailand, South Korea, Maldives, Mauritius, Singapore, Hong Kong and many more countries
Important Note:
Plane Finder works by picking up real time ADS‐B signals used by aircraft to transmit positional data to land based receivers. This technology is faster than traditional radar and is used for air traffic control and navigation. ADS‐B is not used by all airlines or aircraft, however this is changing and the number of aircraft tracked by ADS‐B is increasing all of the time. Traditional radar type data in near real time is also included for North America; this is subject to a short time delay.
And if you’ve read this far, you’ll also want to know this:
Plane Finder includes:
- Live moving planes on a Google Map
- Flight details including flight number, route, speed and altitude, service type, days of operation and more
- Current flight status
- Plane information including reg number, model, registration date and construction details
- Photo galleries and beautifully detailed aircraft illustrations
- Flight path contrails
- Powerful search by flight number, callsign and aircraft registration number
- FREE plane icon sets
- Bookmark favourite locations e.g. set a ground level view of major airports
- Share your sightings with family and friends via Facebook and Twitter
- Upload your own aircraft photos to see them in the app via our community at www.pinkfroot.com
- Technical information including squawk codes, ICAO/IATA codes, ADS Hexcode and heading
Disclaimer: The use of the information presented using Plane Finder is strictly limited to pursuing enthusiast activities (i.e. for entertainment purposes), which specifically exclude any activities that might endanger yourself or the lives of others.
Under no circumstances will the developer of this application be held responsible for incidents resulting from the use of the data or its interpretation or its use contrary to this agreement.
Mehmet Ali
Aug 6, 2012 3:40:19 PM
Limited traffic view Plenty of planes are invisible over Ankara/Turkiye. I regret I paid for pro version. Paranizi bosuna harcamayin. Sehirlere yakin bircok Ucak gorunmuyor
David
Aug 6, 2012 8:22:42 AM
Samsung Galaxy S3 Love the app! But why AGAIN is the Android version so much more basic than iphone! About time developers treated Android at the same level as they do iPhone users!
Paul
Aug 4, 2012 1:15:26 AM
Avoid this one... Buggy sums it up well.... Once I've clicked on a plane, there it no way to actually click off all the planes, yes I can click on another plane and that will click off the first plane selected, but there is now way to actually click off all the planes for example clicking on a blank area of the screen. Once a plane has been selected and the trail is on the screen, the app then runs very slowly, moving the map around becomes at best jumpy rather than the smooth scrolling it had before. Another bug is if the 3G network is having one of it's bad moments in this area the app seems unable to cope with this. It will scroll between "Need active internet connection & Error getting planes, trying again" which is all well and good, the problem is it will carry on and on and on doing this! It will even carry on doing this when it does get data and loads the planes! The only way to stop these messages coming up once the app gets locked into this loop is to go into the applications manager and force stop the program!!! There are many other problems with this app but I don't have the room left to list them here, this app could be good, but appears to have been abandoned buy the developer
Ron
Aug 2, 2012 4:56:07 PM
Close, but no banana Saw this on a friend's iPad and got it immediately for my HTC Sensation. It's a great app when it works, but unfortunately it doesn't work most of the time. C'mon guys... clean up your app!
Richard
Jul 31, 2012 11:29:46 AM
Needs an update Come on ain't it about time we got the same features as the Iphone !!!!...flightradar is miles better then this im sorry to say
Shazib
Jul 15, 2012 8:01:19 AM
Plz refund!!! Plz don't buy this app if u live in South Asia, especially in India and around. The skies over South Asia are ignored by this app.
Jun 18, 2012 11:24:16 AM
Useless app Makes you think you can track a plane but the search function does not work.
Tania
Jun 17, 2012 4:34:08 PM
Amazing Amazing
Chi
May 23, 2012 4:10:19 PM
Disappointing My friend with an iPhone encouraged me to buy this app. Unfortunately like what another reviewer mentioned, they only care about Apple users. The quality of this app is nowhere near that of the Apple version.
May 21, 2012 10:13:45 PM
Few bugs on galaxy ace, still great Works well, however when looking at detailed info the pics load so huge that you can't read the writing (pics aren't scrollable). No helicopter images but data is accurate.