Individual flight tracker
Lock Mach 2 onto one flight and follow its route, status, aircraft, altitude and speed.
For the flight you actually care about.
Enter a flight number, callsign or tail number. A tail number follows that aircraft live; schedule details need the airline flight number.
64 × 32 pixels · 3 mm pitch · 192 × 96 mm LED panel
7.56 × 3.78 in before the maple enclosure.
One callsign, richer context.
Schedule and status before departure, then the live aircraft once it is airborne. No API key.
Type the flight, press Track.
In the owner portal, go to Track Flight, enter the number and press Track.
Status at a glance.
Callsign, route, aircraft type, status, time remaining, altitude and speed, as data allows. After landing it returns to the overhead scanner.
Tracking a specific flight
- Enter the flight number. UA953 or UAL953 — either works, with no spaces.
- Press Track. The box switches to the tracker scene.
- Wait for the first result. Airborne flights resolve fastest; scheduled ones show departure status until takeoff.
In the air you get live position, altitude and speed, the route, scheduled and estimated times, delay and a countdown to arrival.
If a tracked flight looks stuck
Give it a moment. The first live snapshot follows the scene switch.
Check the identifier. UA953 and UAL953 both work — use whichever form you know.
Confirm the flight is active today. Future, canceled, or completed flights may not have live position data yet.
No pre-departure status? Check the number and that it flies today, or contact me and I will take a look.