FlightSpot: Plane Spotting
ADSB Radar & Aircraft Log
About
Track live aircraft in real-time with a night-radar map, view details like speed and altitude, and log your sightings. Discover interesting planes nearby and manage your spotting sessions with this dedicated tool for aviation enthusiasts.
What's New in FlightSpot
1.0.4
August 11, 2026
Small bug fixes
Subscription plans
Annual
Unlimited sightings, airports, watchlists.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is FlightSpot?
FlightSpot is a plane tracking application designed specifically for plane spotters. It provides a live sky map, an overhead mode, and a detailed logbook for recording sightings.
Does FlightSpot require an account?
No, FlightSpot works fully as a guest without requiring an account. You can sign in later if you wish to sync your collection across devices.
What information is available for each aircraft?
When you tap on an aircraft on the map, you can see its registration, type, operator, and route. The live map also displays heading, altitude, speed, and position age.
How does FlightSpot's spotting logbook work?
You can log a sighting with a single tap. The logbook allows you to view sightings by registration, type, airline, and airport, with completion counts. Spotting sessions summarize your day with totals and new discoveries.
What are the features of FlightSpot Pro?
FlightSpot Pro offers unlimited sightings, unlimited saved airports, advanced watchlist rules, and access to the full Discover feed. A 7-day free trial is available for the Pro version.
How accurate is FlightSpot's coverage?
Aircraft positions are sourced from a community network of ADS-B receivers. Coverage is strongest near cities and major airports. Aircraft not broadcasting or outside receiver range may not appear.
What is the update frequency for FlightSpot?
The app was last updated on August 11, 2026, with version 1.0.4. This indicates regular maintenance and updates are provided by the developer.
What devices support FlightSpot?
FlightSpot is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible to a wide range of Apple users.