LIVE ADS-B TRACKING
Live Flight Tracker
Every aircraft broadcasting ADS-B in the Florida to Bahamas corridor, updating every 15 seconds. Search by callsign or tail number, tap a route shortcut, or click any jet on the map.
Active Flights
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HOW IT WORKS
Real ADS-B, Not a Simulation
Every commercial airliner and most private aircraft continuously broadcast their identity, position, altitude, and heading via ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast) radio. A global network of volunteer receivers picks up those signals and feeds them to the OpenSky Network, which we query every 15 seconds to show you exactly what's flying in our corridor.
The tracker is a public utility, not a booking tool. If you're looking up a flight you've booked with us, contact our concierge — we have direct operator access that's more precise than ADS-B alone.
Find a Specific Flight
Use the search box to filter by callsign (e.g. JBU1234) or tail number (e.g. N123AB). Single matches auto-pan the map.
Watch a Corridor
Tap a quick-route chip (Miami → Nassau, FLL → Exuma, etc.) to show only aircraft currently within 50 nm of that great-circle route.
Coverage Caveat
ADS-B coverage is excellent over Florida and Nassau, thinner over the Out Islands. Some private aircraft also suppress broadcasting via the FAA PIA program. We show what's broadcasting.
BOOK YOUR OWN FLIGHT
Your Flight.
Your Schedule.
Private charters available today. Empty leg deals posted daily. Get on a flight that tracks with your timeline.