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ADSB surveillance
Aircraft automatic location and flight envelope storage
Flylogs offers a limited, an automatic ADSB data storage that gather information from publicly available ADSB data sources over the Internet.
Our servers, will automatically request your aircraft information, and if any, will automatically be stored so you can use it when needed. Since this information is provided by third party websites, we can not guarantee the availability or validity of the received data, so you should always validate it with your real navigation data.
- Your aircraft needs to have ADSB-out installed and working
- Enter the ADSB HEX identifier in the aircraft properties page
- The aircraft needs to be operational (Acitve in Flylogs)
- Aircraft last recorded flight in Flylogs is within the last 10 days or the aircraft has been scheduled to fly in Flylogs Schedules within the next 24 hours.
Eligible aircraft, will automatically be tracked by Flylogs at least once every 5 minutes, with the following improvements:
- Every 3 minutes for aircraft that have a live position in the last 30 minutes.
- Every 2 minutes if:
- Aircraft last received position was less than 15 minutes ago,
- and speed is less than 1kt.
- Every minute if:
- Aircraft last stored position within the last 10 minutes,
- and speed is less than 150kts,
- and altitude is below 10000 feet.
1- You can see a summary of your aircraft location in your Manager home page. A small moving map displays all your aircraft, on which you can click to see more details.
2- On each aircraft details page, if the aircraft is flying, you will see again a moving map, that in this case, will display the flown route.
3- Every time you create a new flight, Flylogs will check if there are any received ADSB positions for that aircraft on the specified AOBT/ATOT and ALDT. If there is, a flight map will appear with all recorded ADSB data.
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