Watchlists
Keep a shortlist. Pick up where you left off.
Save aircraft identifiers in a dedicated dashboard, add useful labels and priorities, and choose which entries should generate sighting notifications.
Operator: 50 entries · Command: 500 entries
Worldview / WatchlistsExample
Your shortlist
Ready for the next sighting.
AircraftNotify
Regional connectionICAO A1B2C3 · High priority
Morning arrivalICAO D4E5F6 · Normal
Return flightICAO ABC123 · Normal
A saved list you can return to from any session.
Put it to work
Your list, ready for the next sighting.
Save an aircraft by its ICAO hex, registration or callsign. Give it a label you recognize, set its priority and return to its available position on the globe.
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Save an identifier
Add an aircraft from its map card or enter an identifier on your Watchlists page.
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Make it recognizable
Add a label, choose a priority and control notifications for each entry. Search your list as it grows.
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Return to the map
Open an available sighting on the globe, then start map tracking when you want to follow its movement.
A few useful details
Know what to expect.
How is a watchlist different from tracking?
Tracking follows an aircraft in your current map view. A watchlist saves an identifier to your account and can notify you about supported sightings in the background.
Will every flight be found?
No. Sightings depend on source coverage and the identifier the aircraft broadcasts. A saved entry cannot provide a position the source has not reported.
Can I watch vessels too?
Vessel entries require a configured vessel data source. Aircraft are available independently; vessel coverage depends on the deployment’s feed configuration.
Works together
Build your own way to watch.
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