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Where your plane is, the weather and FAA delays at both airports, storms on the route, and what to do if you're stuck.
About Alert me
🔔 Alert me chimes and shows a banner when the delay risk changes, the FAA posts a ground stop, storms show up near your route or airports, or the plane takes off, starts its descent or lands. It only works while this page is open in your browser. For alerts when the page is closed, use your airline's app.
How we estimateSources, smooth plane and share links
- Live position comes from volunteer ADS-B receivers (adsb.lol). Planes outside receiver range won't show.
- Delay risk is a simple set of rules: FAA ground stops and delay programs, storms, low visibility and strong winds at your airports, hazards on the route, and the plane's own progress. It's an estimate, not airline information.
- Smooth plane: between live updates (every 20 seconds) we move the plane forward at its last reported speed and heading, for up to 90 seconds. The freshness line says how old the last real position is.
- Share my flight makes a link that opens this flight with your times filled in, so family can watch it come in.
DelayedCountdown, nearby options and overnight stays Expecting a delay?Options near the airport, or try a what-if delay
Flight canceled?Rebooking options, alternate flights and overnight plans
Track a flight to see rebooking options for this route.
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Live aircraft: adsb.lol (ODbL). Routes: adsb.lol / Virtual Radar Server standing data (CC0); routes are typical for the flight number and can differ on the day. Weather: aviationweather.gov and the National Weather Service. Airport status: FAA NAS Status. Places: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Map imagery: NASA GIBS / Blue Marble. Not affiliated with any airline or the FAA.