The Best NEW Features on Flightradar24 Beta! Posted: July 27, 2025 | Last updated: April 8, 2026 Join us as we walk through the best new features on Flightradar24 Beta.

On an average day, more than 200,000 flights take off and land across the world. That includes commercial, cargo and charter planes – which account for about half of the total – as well as business ...

Have you ever gazed at the sky and wondered about the airplanes soaring above? Or perhaps you've followed news stories about mysterious drones and wished for a way to identify what's flying overhead.

Users of Flightradar24 are experiencing denials of service due to the "international interest" in Ukraine and Russia's airspace. At the time of writing, the Flightradar24 website displays a "canceled" ...

Flightradar24’s (FR24) live Flight Tracker has tens of thousands of visitors to its web service at any given time, watching anywhere between 8,000 to 15,000 planes in-flight, worldwide. During an ...

In this video, we take a data driven look at Air India in 2026 using Flightradar24 flight tracking data, fleet information, ...

Starstruck locals scrambled to snap a Royal Air Force "radar jet" flying over the skies of Birmingham Airport this week. And it wasn't the only unusual plane spotted above Birmingham skies recently.

At least 16 commercial planes were likely being tracked by Newark approach controllers when the airport’s communication and radar went down on April 28, including at least eight that were diverted to ...

The image, captured by Flightradar24, shows all the Boeing 747 aircraft that were flying internationally today around 1am AEST. There were 154 airborne 747s at the time – but only four of them were ...

Leading flight tracking service Flightradar24 wants to do for drones what it has done for aircraft — provide people with a way to keep tabs on their flights around the globe. Fredrik Lindahl, the ...

“That’s the 1055 BA flight from Copenhagen,” I say to my colleagues, pointing out of the window from our London Victoria office. No one seems interested. But I am, as the Airbus A320 begins its final ...