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Overflight report · Florida
What's flying over Melbourne right now?
Position data from (14:41 UTC, 15 November 2026)
The lowest is SFY430 at 1,975 ft, 33 miles southwest of Melbourne. The highest is AAL301 at 33,976 ft. From the middle of town, look west-southwest and about 47° up for the one highest in the sky.
Daylight now: bright satellites show from dusk.
Satellites you can see
- SL-3 R/B · in 9 hrises SSW · peaks 68° · 10 min
- THOR AGENA D R/B · in 9 hrises ESE · peaks 23° · 8 min
- ATLAS CENTAUR 2 · in 10 hrises WNW · peaks 79° · 8 min
The next naked-eye passes of the space stations and the brightest satellites, in the next 24 hours.
Nearest first
- PFA318 Aircraft WSW · 47° up 6,749 ft 1.2 mi
- ERU848 Aircraft SSE · 5° up 3,251 ft 7.2 mi
- ERU476 Aircraft WNW · 5° up 3,225 ft 7.5 mi
- ERU847 Aircraft W · 7° up 5,249 ft 7.7 mi
- AAL1399 American Airlines NNE · 33° up 30,000 ft 8.9 mi
- AAL301 American Airlines NNW · 22° up 33,976 ft 16 mi
- EPI244 Aircraft WSW · 2° up 3,724 ft 16 mi
- TCF658 Aircraft SW · 3° up 4,275 ft 17 mi
- SFY443 Aircraft SSW · 2° up 4,301 ft 18 mi
- ERU443 Aircraft SSE · 3° up 6,276 ft 20 mi
- EPI245 Aircraft NNW · on the horizon 3,225 ft 21 mi
- PFA333 Aircraft SSW · 2° up 5,299 ft 24 mi
- PFA314 Aircraft S · on the horizon 4,800 ft 30 mi
- SFY430 Aircraft SW · on the horizon 1,975 ft 33 mi
- WJA1112 WestJet NE · 10° up 32,001 ft 34 mi
- SFY116 Aircraft S · on the horizon 4,324 ft 35 mi
- ERU880 Aircraft NNW · on the horizon 3,724 ft 36 mi
- LFA557 Aircraft NW · on the horizon 2,224 ft 37 mi
Who's flying over Melbourne
Counted from callsigns in the air right now. Routes are not in the live feed, so this is who, not where to.
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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.
Live data can be late, incomplete or wrong. Not for navigation or safety decisions.
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.