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| I've used both of them. I tend to like Trackaflight better but probably just because that's the one I used first. I haven't checked it in a while, but I used to a lot. Until I saw him dissappear from the screen when he was flying in really bad weather. I didn't know at the time that that sometimes happens. Its scared the crap outta me! LOL! |
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| Jetgirls Plus Member ![]() | This might be a dumb question, but is there anything I can use to track an international flight? I was trying to track Nick's Madrid flight on Flightaware but it stopped tracking when he was over the Atlantic Ocean. If there is a way I can the entire flight, let me know!
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| Jetgirls Plus Member ![]() | I like FlightAware a lot myself. Most of the time pretty accurate. I live so close to the airport that if he has a flight where I have to pick him up, I just check FlightAware periodically and when its landed I head out. Works great for me. |
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| Jetgirls Plus Member ![]() | right, works great for domestic flights... but you cannot use Flightaware if it is an international flight...
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| Jetgirls Ol' School Member | Dunno, DH's airline has a separate tracker so we can see all flights. I only care to look at them when he's coming home and I can figure what train he'll be on so I know whether or not to have to pick him up (we live by a train station--but not all the trains from the airport go to our stop). |
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| I used to always use www.flightexplorer.com |
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| Admin/Owner ![]() | There's no radar 1/4-1/2 way over the pond, so nothing can track the full length of an ER flight. I haven't been able to find anything either.
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| I'm afraid in antiquated ole' Europe (lol!) I just use the airport's arrivals and departure boards, so that I can find out whether he's on time or not, and so (in the early days) I could mutter a prayer at landing time! ![]() But if anyone does find anything for Europe, do let me know! I'd love another outlet for my obsessive nature.... ![]() |
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| Jetgirls Plus Member ![]() | Eric has one of those radio things so at a certain time if I know he is ggowing over us at 37 or whatever, I can grab a handle and chat for a min or 2. I love it, but more than anything the boys love seeing the plane go by on a clear day and they can say hi to their daddy flying!
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