Find any flight
Type a flight number, like AI 101 or 6E 2045. You will see where it is now, where it is going, and when it may land.
Questions people ask
Can I search any flight in the world?
You can search any flight that is in the air and picked up by community ADS-B receivers. Flights that have not departed, have landed, or are over areas with few receivers may not show.
What do I type to find a flight?
Type an airline flight number such as AI 101 or 6E 2045, a call sign such as AIC101, an aircraft registration such as VT-IFA, or a 6-character hex code.
How is the estimated landing time worked out?
It is calculated from the distance left to the destination and the plane's current speed. Wind, holding patterns and air traffic control can change the real time, so treat it as a guide.
Does it show delays or scheduled times?
No. It shows live position, route, progress and an estimate. For scheduled times, delays and gates, check your airline or the airport.
Where does the data come from?
Live positions come from community ADS-B networks, and routes and aircraft details come from adsbdb.com. Routes are the usual route for a flight number.
How this works
Live positions come from planes that broadcast their location (ADS-B), received by community networks. Routes are the usual route for a flight number. Landing times are estimated from distance and speed, so wind, holding and air traffic control can change them. A flight that is on the ground, not yet departed, or out of receiver range may not show. For information only. Always check your airline or the airport for official times.