ADS-B · Fleet Tracking

AIRWORTHYTRACK

The whole fleet, one glance.

Every aircraft in your operation on a single live map — position, altitude, speed, and trail as they fly — plus a growing archive of imported flight tracks from the files you already have.

See it

Real screens from the live product.

The fleet map — live positions and trails
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The fleet map — live positions and trails
The status board — who’s flying, who’s parked, at a glance
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The status board — who’s flying, who’s parked, at a glance
Track history — imported flights drawn over the map
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Track history — imported flights drawn over the map

What it does

One map, whole fleet

Stop searching tail numbers one at a time on public trackers. Your aircraft — and only yours — on one screen, updating every twenty seconds.

Live where it matters

Position, altitude, groundspeed, heading, and a growing trail for every airborne aircraft, with plain status for the rest: live, stale, or no signal.

History from the files you have

Drop in a KML from your GIS work, a GPX, or a FlightAware track log and the flight draws over the map — a permanent, searchable archive per tail.

Honest about coverage

Community ADS-B receivers don’t see everything, especially low and remote. The app says “no signal” instead of pretending, and premium feeds plug in when coverage matters more.

No hardware, no installs

Your aircraft already broadcast ADS-B. AirworthyTrack listens through global receiver networks — nothing to mount, wire, or subscribe per-tail.

Fleet-synced

Aircraft come straight from the maintenance module — add a tail there and it’s on the map here.

Better together

Every AirworthyBase module reads from the others — data entered once, working everywhere. Integrations inform; they never assume.

HQ

The fleet list is the maintenance module’s fleet list — one source of truth

CREW

See where the airplane actually is when the schedule says it should be somewhere

AOG

An aircraft down away from base? The map shows exactly where — and AOG knows who can fix it

The rest of the panel

One login. Whole operation.

Take the modules you need. Turn on more when you’re ready.

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