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needtofly 10-05-2012 07:13 AM

Tracking corporate flights
 
What is the best way to track corporate flights that is free?

Thanks

FlyerJosh 10-05-2012 10:47 AM

Are you tracking your own company's flights or somebody else?

flightaware.com is a good place to start provided that tail numbers haven't been blocked.

jumpseat2024 10-05-2012 11:31 AM

Tracking corporate flights
 
I second flight aware..good app too..but like Josh said, a lot of them are blocked

galaxy flyer 10-05-2012 11:32 AM

If you have ARINC datalink, the plane can automatically give off and on reports.

GF

needtofly 10-05-2012 11:55 AM

Thanks and not my companys flights, I tried Flightaware, but I don't think it is tracking ALL of the flights. How do I access ARINC datalink?

galaxy flyer 10-05-2012 12:51 PM

ARINC requires you to be a datalink subscriber, that requires a plane.

GF

7Xdriver 10-06-2012 03:44 AM


Originally Posted by needtofly (Post 1272078)
Thanks and not my companys flights, I tried Flightaware, but I don't think it is tracking ALL of the flights. How do I access ARINC datalink?

What need would you have to track another companies flight?

BD100 10-06-2012 05:57 AM


Originally Posted by needtofly (Post 1272078)
Thanks and not my companys flights, I tried Flightaware, but I don't think it is tracking ALL of the flights. How do I access ARINC datalink?

Why are you guys helping a reporter track your companies flights?

galaxy flyer 10-06-2012 08:10 AM

If you really need to track flights, your company (NY Times, perhaps?) will provide the means to do so. If you are a bystander, home simmer, whatever, that's shy they block them--it's NONE of your business. BTW, in the UK even listening to ATC comms is illegal.

GF

needtofly 10-16-2012 07:42 PM


Originally Posted by galaxy flyer (Post 1272459)
If you really need to track flights, your company (NY Times, perhaps?) will provide the means to do so. If you are a bystander, home simmer, whatever, that's shy they block them--it's NONE of your business. BTW, in the UK even listening to ATC comms is illegal.

GF


WOW you guys/girls are a paranoid group, it was simply to watch a friends progress across the country.....get a grip...it's going to be okay. Reporter!! no..just a 25 year professional pilot who could care less about tracking flights except when a friend is going coast to coast for the first time.

To those who gave normal/helpful responses I thank you, his flight went perfectly.


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