Live air traffic above BE

[wilmot]

For the elder members correcting the younger members about their SPELLING...........Grandad has only one D..... and I will be watching over your shoulder.... ( An Englishman in Belgium ) Just for FUN

[EBAW]

LAE1500 - I think it was a B777 Lan Chile cargo?

[winglets]

on Casper I see planes from Brussels Airlines with a code BEL23Z. Why is that code not starting with SN?

Thanks for your explanation


Regards

[taz001]

on Casper I see planes from Brussels Airlines with a code BEL23Z. Why is that code not starting with SN?

Thanks for your explanation


Regards

BEL (used to be DAT) is the ICAO code for Brussels Airlines, SN is the IATA code. On Casper, all aircrafts are identified with their ICAO code, like UAL (United, UA), BAW (British Airways, BA), EIN (Aer Lingus, EI),...

[continental060]

hello,

Found this yesterday: http://www.libhomeradar.org/

karel

[galaxy]

http://casper.frontier.nl/

31 March 2010 15:55
Our new portal just went live! For flight traffic above Paris, London and, of course, Amsterdam, visit http://casper.frontier.nl !

[Acid-drop]

really nice
but it's too bad those sites don't ally to share their radar and get a better coverage

[euroflyer]

this new website:

http://airtraffic.umwelthaus.org/

is meant to follow noise from air traffic at Frankfurt airport, but it is a nice tool as well to just watch the traffic movements at the airport.

[Juulke]

Hello,

Maybe some of you already found it out but on Casper frontier you can also see the registrations. Ok most traffic at that site is for AMS but sometimes you can see traffic for BRU.

Greetings,
Kristof

Flightradar24.com is better for the traffic at BRU. Almost whole Europe is coverd, and a few other small parts of the world.

[galaxy]

Hello,

Maybe some of you already found it out but on Casper frontier you can also see the registrations. Ok most traffic at that site is for AMS but sometimes you can see traffic for BRU.

Greetings,
Kristof

Flightradar24.com is better for the traffic at BRU. Almost whole Europe is coverd, and a few other small parts of the world.

Juulke, tangolima wrote his message on the 22 Nov 2009. Things changed since

[Juulke]

Hello,

Maybe some of you already found it out but on Casper frontier you can also see the registrations. Ok most traffic at that site is for AMS but sometimes you can see traffic for BRU.

Greetings,
Kristof

Flightradar24.com is better for the traffic at BRU. Almost whole Europe is coverd, and a few other small parts of the world.

Juulke, tangolima wrote his message on the 22 Nov 2009. Things changed since

Oops, It's getting late

[Acid-drop]

It seems http://www.Flightradar24.com is the best for belgium, but anything below 3000 feet is very hard to catch => no precise landing for BRU, no landing at all for LGG and CRL.
Anybody with a better solution ?

[SN539]

It seems http://www.Flightradar24.com is the best for belgium, but anything below 3000 feet is very hard to catch => no precise landing for BRU, no landing at all for LGG and CRL.
Anybody with a better solution ?

"Casperflights.com" is giving very accurate information, at least for Brussels and Charleroi (and other interesting places like Amsterdam, London, Milan, Rome, Dusseldorf, ...). The only problem is that info is provided with 15 min delay. For live info, there is a contribution of 5 EURO/month. But really worth for me.

[Juulke]

It seems http://www.Flightradar24.com is the best for belgium, but anything below 3000 feet is very hard to catch => no precise landing for BRU, no landing at all for LGG and CRL.
Anybody with a better solution ?

No problems here with this site. I use it a lot. Btw, why would you need the landing at CRL? For the ryanairs?

[Acid-drop]

Well, i'm more interested by LGG with the variety of cargo, but it would be nice to see the whole country ...

[Juulke]

Well, i'm more interested by LGG with the variety of cargo, but it would be nice to see the whole country ...

There is a solution, you have to buy your own SBS antenna, and link it to their site. All problems are solved because the antenna's have 300-350km range so also CRL is covered.

[Acid-drop]

it's not a cheap solution though ... but yes, that would be nice
it's too bad they all have their seperate network, because if we had only one site with all SBS connected, the coverage would be near 100% I guess

[Wohowbagger]

hey, first (of many) post(s) here.
I found this site a while back. you can compare it to the Casper or Flightradar24 sites, but it ain't so fancy. http://www.radarvirtuel.com/ I think it only shows high altitude (in B at least).
cheers, Gaetan

[Pancake]

Hello,
I found something in my favorites.
http://beta.flightradar24.com/
http://www.flightglobal.com/atlas/map/
Have fun with it.

Regards,
Johan