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Bookmark or Share- FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions - ADS-B ExchangeA: ADS-B Exchange uses ADS-B and MLAT data. MLAT is derived from multiple receivers receiving Mode S messages from the same aircraft. Mode S is somewhat of a precursor technology to ADS-B and includes the six hexadecimal digit “ICAO” code assigned to the aircraft, but does not include the lat/lon coordinates or other information.
- The Exchange - ADS-B ExchangeCurrently tracking over 15,000+ aircraft from 14,000+ active feeds . What Is The Exchange? Become a Feeder ...
- ADS-B Data from ADSBexchange.com - ADS-B ExchangeCommercial Usage As noted in the legal terms and conditions, commercial (for profit or non-profit organization) use requires written authorization from ADS-B Exchange. Commercial users are required to contact ADS-B Exchange for a commercial data license agreement. While our pricing is far less than other “big” providers, the technical infrastructure for running a site Read More ...
- Map Help - ADS-B ExchangeThe following info will help you navigate our new map interface based on the tar1090. Search Box: tar1090 has a universal search box that will find ICAO number, registration number, and aircraft type. Filters: Click on Filters in the right sidebar to switch to the filtering tab. This allows you to filter by details such Read More ...
- Serving the Flight Tracking Enthusiast - ADS-B ExchangeJoin the Community to Unlock Early Access to New Releases & More What is ADSBx? The world’s largest community of unfiltered ADS-B/Mode S/MLAT feeders, providing enthusiasts, researchers, and journalists access to the globe’s most extensive flight data for unprecedented flight monitoring. Elevate The Exchange Enhance the quality of our ADS-B Data by contributing to the Read More ...
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