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gregz wrote in news:1517491379370319102.994539zekor- snipped-for-privacy@news.eternal-september.org:

Handy if you live in Norway.

Nice to see it on the big screen of my monitor.

I have an app on my phone with that information.

At work 24 miles away, we eat lunch at my conference room table and can see them out the window. Mostly incoming from Europe around noon.

Or anywhere else in the world if you drag the map.

No mouse on your computer? Just grab and drag the map.

George wrote in news:k3urel$k88$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:

Drag it down the street.

Thanks for the link! I think I can waste entire days just watching the planes move on the screen :) . I find private planes to be most fascinating to watch - they move slowly and not that easy to lose track of.

move on the screen :) . I find private planes to be most fascinating to watch - they move slowly and not that easy to lose track of.

When I went to US, it was scary. Looks like if you shot an arrow into the air you'd hit a plane.

Frank wrote in news:k3vc9b$5kp$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:

Right! The state lines are covered up. I kept getting Canadian planes. It was very quiet over my house when all the planes were grounded after 911.

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Yeah, it was eirie how quiet everything became. We are 25 miles from both O'Hare and Midway in Chicago and there is almost always some noise in the air. But that afternoon after all flights were grounded, it was like we were in another world.

Here in the U.S., FlightAware.com has the same type of tracking information, linked to the flight number(s) you are interested in.

And yes, the air traffic around major cities like New York is real dense.

If it were a UFO, does it show a little saucer ? In other words, what does a transponder less craft show, nothing ?

Greg

It was a bit weird even here in Nebraska. The planes are at altitude when they fly over but I missed the reflections of the planes and contrails in the evenings. I don't remember if the ag spray planes were grounded also. They don't fly much that time of year anyhow.