Customizable Data Feeds
Data Feed Redundancy
Competitive Pricing
Offering an Industry Leading Service
Level Agreement
14+
Global Data
100+
Data Field
0.5-5 sec
Data UpdateAirNav Systems provides a real-time flight data API designed for high-volume aviation applications that require accurate, reliable and continuously updated flight information. Our Data Stream API combines data from 14+ global sources into a single high-fidelity feed.
In an industry where every second dictates a decision, AirNav Systems consolidates the global sky into a single, high-fidelity feed. Our infrastructure spans the globe with over 55,000 ADS-B receivers across 192+ countries. By synthesizing data from 14+ distinct sources, our stream offers 100+ data fields at a 0.5-5 second update rate, and a 99.9% data accuracy rate, providing a complete view of the skies at unmatched scale, density, and depth.
Engineered for seamless integration, our Data Stream API delivers this mission-critical data through high-throughput Kafka streams or direct TCP/IP connections. We provide industry-standard JSON and XML payloads designed for immediate ingestion, ensuring your systems can receive data without the overhead of complex intermediary protocols. Backed by a 99.7% SLA guarantee and 24/7 expert support, we provide the stable, professional foundation required for your most demanding aerospace applications.
Select and customize your data
from seven unique flight feeds.
Flight position updates in real time. The client can choose which data sources to include.
Includes positions from ADS-B, FAA SWIM, Oceanic, MLAT, ADS-C, HFDL, and estimated positions. Commercial flight data can also be included.
Commercial flight data. The client can select the fields to include.
Schedules, departures and arrivals for commercial flights. No position data.
Flight position updates in real time. The client can choose which data sources to include.
Includes positions from ADS-B, FAA SWIM, Oceanic, MLAT, ADS-C, HFDL, and estimated positions. Commercial flight data can also be included.
Commercial flight data. The client can select the fields to include.
Schedules, departures and arrivals for commercial flights. No position data.
ADS-B derived takeoff and landing information.
Contains the exact time, aircraft, airport and runway for each takeoff and landing.
Aircraft details. The client can select the fields to include.
Detailed aircraft data for a given Mode-S hex code or registration, such as the ICAO type and serial number.
Flight plan data. The client can select the fields to include.
Detailed flight plan data for a given flight number or registration.
Discover the possibilities with
our Data Stream API.
Explore our 14+ global data sources that
deliver accurate, high-quality flight data.
AirNav’s global network of 55,000+ terrestrial ADS-B receivers capture 1090 MHz aircraft transmissions, providing real-time position, speed, altitude, identification, and flight data.
Satellite-based ADS-B receivers capture aircraft transmissions from space, providing position data and extending flight tracking coverage across oceans, remote regions, and underserved airspace.
U.S.-based ADS-B receivers capture 978 MHz UAT transmissions, providing position, identification, and flight data primarily from general aviation aircraft operating below 18,000 feet.
FAA radar data provides real-time aircraft positions, flight plans, departures, arrivals, routes, and waypoints, delivering comprehensive coverage of flights operating across U.S. airspace.
EUROCONTROL data provides aircraft positions, flight plans, and operational information for flights across its region, along with additional airport and airspace activity data.
MLAT determines aircraft positions using signal arrival times across multiple ground stations, enabling tracking of non-ADS-B aircraft and extending coverage in radar-limited areas.
FAA oceanic data provides aircraft position reports across major trans-oceanic routes, including Atlantic and Pacific crossings, extending flight visibility beyond ground-based radar coverage.
ADS-C provides aircraft position reports at defined intervals, typically 5–30 minutes, using aircraft-to-ground datalink communications to support tracking across remote and oceanic regions.
FAA flight plans provide filed information including departure and destination airports, planned routes, estimated times, aircraft type, and other details supporting air traffic management.
HFDL provides aircraft position reports through high-frequency radio communications between aircraft and ground stations, enabling datalink messaging and tracking across remote or underserved regions.
FLIFO data provides scheduled and actual departure and arrival times, airports, gate information, and operational flight status updates sourced from airlines and commercial providers.
ASDE-X combines surface radar, ADS-B, MLAT, and transponder data to track aircraft and vehicles within airport perimeters, improving situational awareness for ground operations.
Australian ANSP data provides aircraft positions, filed flight plans, and operational information, supporting comprehensive tracking and visibility of flights operating throughout Australian airspace.
FLARM provides position and movement data for gliders and light aircraft through short-range communications, supporting situational awareness and helping reduce mid-air collision risks.
Start leveraging AirNav’s aviation data with confidence. Contact our sales team today to discuss your requirements.
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