Live Airport Traffic Monitoring

The Passur AirportMonitor (http://www.passur.com/sites.htm) is pretty
cool, but unfortunately my area isn't covered by any of the available
installations. Does anyone know of a similar service that covers the
Cincinnati area?

Thanks.


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I'm being a little lazy here, so forgive me... I didn't dive too far
into that site to see what functionality was available, nor did I drill
down in the link I'm about to provide to see if Cincinnati is covered,
but it is a pretty cool site, none-the-less.

http://www.liveatc.net/feedindex.php

I've been able to listen to local feeds, while sitting at my desk,
doing "work"... What a geek!!! ;-)

Best Regards,
Todd

three-eight-hotel wrote:

I'm being a little lazy here, so forgive me... I didn't dive too far
into that site to see what functionality was available, nor did I drill
down in the link I'm about to provide to see if Cincinnati is covered,
but it is a pretty cool site, none-the-less.

http://www.liveatc.net/feedindex.php

I use that already, but that's for audio feeds. AirportMonitor is a
radar feed.


I've been able to listen to local feeds, while sitting at my desk,
doing "work"... What a geek!!! ;-)

(-: I've actually got it running right now...


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