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.
Real screens from the live product.
Stop searching tail numbers one at a time on public trackers. Your aircraft — and only yours — on one screen, updating every twenty seconds.
Position, altitude, groundspeed, heading, and a growing trail for every airborne aircraft, with plain status for the rest: live, stale, or no signal.
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.
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.
Your aircraft already broadcast ADS-B. AirworthyTrack listens through global receiver networks — nothing to mount, wire, or subscribe per-tail.
Aircraft come straight from the maintenance module — add a tail there and it’s on the map here.
Every AirworthyBase module reads from the others — data entered once, working everywhere. Integrations inform; they never assume.
The fleet list is the maintenance module’s fleet list — one source of truth
See where the airplane actually is when the schedule says it should be somewhere
An aircraft down away from base? The map shows exactly where — and AOG knows who can fix it
Take the modules you need. Turn on more when you’re ready.
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