ADS-B use

[kma371]

Does anyone have a list of airlines that use this format? Was thinking about getting a radar box but if no one is using it (which i think is the case) it may not be worth it.

THanks

[Mark]

Almost all aircraft use some sort of ADS-B.
However if you are talking about full mode S position tracking only the foreign
airlines use is mandatory but more and more US airlines are using
everyday and eventually will be mandatory in US also someday.
I have Airnav radar box and find it very useful and entertaining.

Mark
Maryland

[kma371]

Thanks mark,

can you tell me what us airlines are actually using it? (ie, actually seeing a position on the map, rather than logging it on radar box?)

[Mark]

Originally Posted by kma371

Thanks mark,

can you tell me what us airlines are actually using it? (ie, actually seeing a position on the map, rather than logging it on radar box?)

Most of the freights like UPS,FED Ex.are almost 100%
USAIRWAYS getting on board with most new aircraft deliveries.
Continental,Jet Blue,American Airlines,to name a few are also getting more.
Course all the foreign airlines are usually 100% trackable as well as
some USAF passenger types and US Navy E-6B types.
Typically around here I'm seeing 100 aircraft at a time on log with average about
6-12 or so actually tracking.
The rest of non-tracking aircraft though you do get ID,altitude,alrline,model type,
and registration.Amazing how many private corporate jets are out there as well...
Some of those track also.

Mark

[kma371]

thanks mark, loooks like i might wait just a little big longer.

[MtnBiker2005]

If you still want to see a list of ADS-B equipped aircraft.
You can download the "Jan1 - July2, 2009" excel file I uploaded on this yahoogroup file area.
Anything with a "Y" is ADS-B equipped. It will give you a idea. From those that was picked up over Southern California area.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/radarboxsocal/


Topic: Interesting: Worldwide ADS-B Stats ( Chart list made by AirNav Systems)
http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=2608

[kma371]

Does any one in California have one that can provide me a screen shot?

[kma371]

Originally Posted by MtnBiker2005

If you still want to see a list of ADS-B equipped aircraft.
You can download the "Jan1 - July2, 2009" excel file I uploaded on this yahoogroup file area.
Anything with a "Y" is ADS-B equipped. It will give you a idea. From those that was picked up over Southern California area.

radarboxsocal : RadarBoxSoCal - Southern California


Topic: Interesting: Worldwide ADS-B Stats ( Chart list made by AirNav Systems)
Interesting: Worldwide ADS-B Stats

Great references. In those lists, how do you know which are trackable on the map rather than just being logged?

[Mark]

Originally Posted by kma371

Great references. In those lists, how do you know which are trackable on the map rather than just being logged?

Aircraft with ADS-B are all trackable.That is what that ADS-B list stands for.
A trackable aircraft will also show up with a Y labeled in a column indicating it is full mode S
type.

Mark
Maryland

[kma371]

Originally Posted by Mark

Aircraft with ADS-B are all trackable.That is what that ADS-B list stands for.
A trackable aircraft will also show up with a Y labeled in a column indicating it is full mode S
type.

Mark
Maryland

Sorry, maybe I'm just not asking it right. I'd prefer to see flights on the map, rather than just logged as a list. My understanding is Radarbox does both ADS-B and mode S.

So the "Y" column means its plotted on the map, correct?

[Mark]

Originally Posted by kma371

Sorry, maybe I'm just not asking it right. I'd prefer to see flights on the map, rather than just logged as a list. My understanding is Radarbox does both ADS-B and mode S.

So the "Y" column means its plotted on the map, correct?

Correct!, tracking real time like aerial GPS on a map screen.

Mark

[kma371]

ok thanks guys