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Are you looking for a log of planes that have overflown your location or something else? You can see historical info via the history function on https://globe.a
by RankingMember 11mo ago
Are you looking for a log of planes that have overflown your location or something else? You can see historical info via the history function on https://globe.airplanes.live/ https://globe.airplanes.live/
- donclark 11mo agoThat is a great live service. Thank you for sharing. We live near an airport/military and often hear loud or low flying aircraft and wonder exactly what it was. My question is if there is a log for my area that I could search by approximate date/time to try to identify the aircraft.
- dylan604 11mo agoI would venture that once you had this reference to look up, you will be able to start identifying the planes by sound alone. Lots of grease monkeys can ID a car by its sound. Some are more obvious than others. I can easily tell when the dual rotor Chinook flies over compared to other helicopters.
- RankingMember 11mo agoYep! The interface icons are a little cryptic, but if you click the little icon in the upper right that looks like a play button surrounded by a reversing arrow, that will bring up an interface at the bottom to specify the date and time you want to see the history for. Click the "pause/unpause" button and it'll play back the activity at the speed you set so you can see all the planes that overflew at that time.