AirNav RadarBox Features: Flight Feed

The Image Above: Flight Feed displayed on RadarBox.com

AirNav RadarBox has been developing a variety of exclusive and unique features on RadarBox.com and on the RadarBox app. Among these unique features, we take a look at the Flight Feed and Flight List in today's post.

The Flight Feed feature is displayed on the right side of the RadarBox.com page, as you can see in the screenshot above, and is also available in RadarBox's Android and iOS apps. Read our blog post to learn how to effectively use it.

1. Nearby 

As the name indicates, this option displays the aircraft and flights close to your location. In the image below we see that within a radius of 95 nautical miles from our location, we have two private aircraft flying.

The Image Above: Nearby option displayed on RadarBox.com

2. On map 

By selecting this option, you'll be able to see all aircraft and flights tracked in a specific map region or area of the map. Notice the PSA Airlines and Republic Airways flights displayed below.

The Image Above: Flight Feed (On Map) displayed on RadarBox.com

3. Most Tracked 

This option displays the most tracked aircraft and flights. For example, the Canadian Air Force C-130J and a Hawaiian Airlines A330 were the most tracked within the specified time period. You can view all the most tracked flights by simply scrolling down.

The Image Above: The most tracked flights on RadarBox.com

Flight List 

Additionally, we also provide the Flight List where you'll find a list of all aircraft currently on the map, with information such as callsign, aircraft registration, and type, speed, altitude, etc.

The Image Above: Flight List displayed on RadarBox.com

RadarBox App

The Flight Feed is also available in the RadarBox app for iOS and Android. Just select the "Flight Feed" option available in the bottom menu. For example, a Qantas Boeing 787 and a Cathay Pacific Boeing 777 are the most tracked at the moment.

The Image Above: RadarBox Apps 

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