JuneJuneHannah
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Edinburgh seemed OK for a while but then I guess the storm moved over to them. It is calming down now but still very windy.
There's quite a lot of the live plane spottings on Tiktok too!I use this app all the time. We live under the flight path for planes arriving at Leeds-Bradford Airport so I’m always having a nosey to see what’s above me and where the passengers are coming in from. I’ve also come across the occasional military plane.
This app came in SO HANDY last month when our flight got delayed due to bad weather, so checked the app and saw that there was very minimal activity in the overall British airspace at the time and it wasn’t just Manchester Airport.
Also I discovered a live plane spotting YouTube channel the other day, so I used Plane Finder to track the flights they were showing![]()
We drove to Heathrow to one of the watch spots right near and sat and watched the planes come in to land right next to the runway whilst watching to see what was coming on Flight Radar.I have a friend that lives about 10 mins from Heathrow and we love doing this with her little girl![]()
An emergency squawk can be anything tho, from something really exciting like the Alaskan air incident, to a medical problem onboard. 99% of the time it’s a medicalI've turned on the notifications for the emergency Squawks
Never realised there were so many though!
I have a friend that lives about 10 mins from Heathrow and we love doing this with her little girlWhat a great thread! Yeah I also spend a lot more time on it than I care to admit. I love using it to find planes with cool liveries. A fun game to play if you’re ever bored outside with someone else is to spot planes in the sky and try to guess where the plane is going to/coming from, then use the app to confirm it lol.
Yeah, like one earlier was simply because they were waiting to land at Birmingham but other planes were held up as well, circling, for whatever reason.An emergency squawk can be anything tho, from something really exciting like the Alaskan air incident, to a medical problem onboard. 99% of the time it’s a medical
like a flying dolphinSo cuteconsidering it's huuuuge.
We are quite close to RAF Wittering and theirs never seen to be on any trackers.I love it too- adsb exchange is also really good, you can see military aircraft on there as well which you often can't on FR24. Our area is often used for military training so I like to see what's flying over us
Now 7700 unsurprisingly. Headed to Manchester I think?Can confirm it’s bloody awful here in Glasgow. Nothing has gotten in for a few hours, bar a J2 from Prague who managed to get in not too long ago, everything else has diverted elsewhere. Feel sorry for the folk on that Sharm, they’ve been in the air for near 7 hours