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FlightAware Reaches New Heights with MLAT Aircraft Tracking
LAS VEGAS – November 17, 2015 – FlightAware is announcing a major innovation in global flight tracking with its launch of multilateration (MLAT) tracking of aircraft without ADS-B, an industry first for business aviation. Leveraging FlightAware’s network of over 4,000 receivers in more than 110 countries, FlightAware now offers live flight tracking positions for non-ADS-B equipped aircraft by using multilateration (MLAT) of Mode S transponder signals. When a non-ADS-B aircraft is within line of… (flightaware.com) さらに...
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I wonder if they will charge for it. Planeplotter has been doing MLAT for years.
The MLAT in piaware already have a few months that is active, but not accepted FlightAware network.
I believe that will accept the MLAT piaware because in december should already be available, too, MLAT in flightfeeder's that will be added.
I believe that will accept the MLAT piaware because in december should already be available, too, MLAT in flightfeeder's that will be added.
MLAT has been active on my piaware feeder for over a month. I guess this announcement means that they are going to more officially use the data... it must have passed some quality control.
I understand that the MLAT will be active and released the new flightfeeeder in the next month of December?
Impressive!
