Free During Early Access

FlightTrace is in active development. All current features are free while we build toward our full release.

No account required — start tracking now

Premium

Coming after full launch

TBD
PLANNED
Planned Features
Flight history (30+ days)PLANNED
Custom flight alertsPLANNED
Fleet trackingPLANNED
API accessPLANNED
METAR/TAF weather dataPLANNED
Aeronautical chartsPLANNED
Mobile app (iOS and Android)PLANNED
Priority supportPLANNED

What You Get Today

Everything below is live and working right now

Live Aircraft MapReal ADS-B data from OpenSky Network
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SearchFind flights by callsign, airport, or airline
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Flight TrailsSee where aircraft have been flying
Weather OverlaysPrecipitation, clouds, wind, temperature
Fuel/CO2 EstimatesEstimated burn rate per flight
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60+ AirportsMajor airports worldwide with info
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Aircraft TrackingFollow any plane across the sky
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Mobile FriendlyResponsive design works on any device

Development Roadmap

Features we're actively building. Dates are targets, not guarantees.

Q2 2026 — Target
User accounts and authentication
Flight history and saved flights
Custom flight alerts (email)
Q3 2026 — Target
Mobile app (iOS and Android)
Paid subscription tiers
API access for developers
Q4 2026 — Target
Fleet tracking for businesses
Aeronautical charts and METAR
Advanced analytics dashboard

Frequently Asked Questions

Is FlightTrace really free? +

Yes. During early access, all available features are completely free with no account required. We plan to introduce paid tiers in the future for advanced features like flight history, alerts, and API access. Current free features will remain generous.

Where does the flight data come from? +

We use real-time ADS-B data from the OpenSky Network, a community-driven open data source. Coverage depends on their receiver network. Most commercial flights over populated areas are tracked well, but coverage may be limited over oceans and remote regions.

How accurate are the fuel and CO2 estimates? +

The fuel burn and CO2 figures shown are rough estimates based on typical consumption rates for different altitude ranges. They are not based on specific aircraft type identification and should be treated as approximate indicators, not precise measurements.

Is there a mobile app? +

Not yet. The web app works well on mobile browsers. A native iOS and Android app is on our roadmap for Q3 2026. Sign up for updates at the bottom of the page.

How does this compare to FlightRadar24? +

FlightRadar24 is a mature, established product with over 35,000 ADS-B receivers and extensive features. FlightTrace is an early-stage alternative that's free to use. We have fewer features and less coverage, but we're actively building. We recommend trying both and using what works best for you.

Disclaimer: FlightTrace is currently in early access / beta. Features may change, be unavailable, or have limitations. Flight data is provided by the OpenSky Network and may not reflect real-time conditions in all regions. Fuel consumption and CO2 emission figures are rough estimates and should not be used for operational, regulatory, or scientific purposes. Planned features and roadmap dates are targets and not commitments. © 2026 FlightTrace.