Overflight report
What's flying over you right now?
Press the button for every aircraft within 37 miles of you, which way to look for each one, and the next satellites you can see. Your browser asks first. Your exact position stays on your device.
Satellites you can see
Nearest first
Live data can be late, incomplete or wrong. Not for navigation or safety decisions.
Busy skies
How to read this
Direction
The compass point is where to face from the middle of the place, and the degrees say how far to look up: 0° is the horizon, 90° is straight overhead.
Who counts
Aircraft whose transponders reach a volunteer receiver. Coverage is good over cities and thin in remote places. Military and government aircraft are listed when they broadcast; private aircraft whose owners opted out of public display (FAA LADD, PIA) are not.
What you can't see here
There is no schedule data, so there are no routes, gates or delays. Tap a row for that aircraft's live position, or open the map to follow it.
Flight positions: ADS-B and MLAT from the volunteer receivers of adsb.lol (ODbL 1.0) · Satellite orbits: CelesTrak · Map and place names: Natural Earth (public domain) · Flight positions: ADSBHub and the receivers that share data with it. All data sources.