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At the time of writing, interesting events are taking place (or are about to) over in Asia. A plane carrying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to land ...

Because of unprecedented sustained tracking interest in SPAR19, Flightradar24 services are under extremely heavy load. “Because of unprecedented sustained tracking interest in SPAR19, Flightradar24 services are under extremely heavy load. “Because of unprecedented sustained tracking interest in SPAR19, Flightradar24 services are under extremely heavy load.

Flightradar24, the plane tracking website, has gone down. Users were shown an error message that joked that the website had been “cancelled” in the same way ...

A range of online trackers have been using publicly available data to chart the private flights of figures such as Taylor Swift, Drake and Kylie Jenner – leading to criticism of the vast amount of pollution emitted for their often very short flights. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. In response, a user had asked whether the site was able to handle such a huge amount of interest.

FlightRadar24 uses open-source data and has repeatedly been in the news over the last few weeks.

The site also receives live data in North America which is based on radar data and from the Open Glider Network (OGN), which is a unified tracking platform for small aircraft. Many users referred to the possibility of a war between the U.S. and China over Taiwan. MLAT is an acronym for Multilateration, which is used by FlightRadar24 to help locate planes that don’t have ADS-B receivers. People were watching the flight's progress on FlightRadar24, a flight tracking site that uses open-source data to track flights. ADS-B stands for automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast, which is a technology that allows an aircraft to be tracked through satellite navigation or other sensors. More than 320,000 people were tracking the flight path of the U.S. military plane believed to be carrying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi this morning.

Leading online flight tracking service FlightRadar24 said that “some users" were unable to access its website due to an “unprecedented sustained tracking ...

In an earlier Twitter post, FlightRadar24 said that 200,000 people were live tracking the SPAR19 flight. “Flightradar24 services are under extremely heavy load. Flightradar24 services are under extremely heavy load.

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Flying through Indonesia more than 200,000 people tracked the flight and the numbers continued to climb as the aircraft neared Taiwan. Upon landing in Taipei, 708,000 people were tracking the flight. Our teams immediately began efforts to maintain the stability of our services. From the time it lifted off from Kuala Lumpur at 15:42 local time, SPAR19 was already the most tracked flight on Flightradar24 among active flights.