What plane is flying over me right now?

Open the tracker and allow location access. AeroGaze finds the nearest aircraft currently transmitting an ADS-B signal and shows its flight number, airline, route, aircraft type, altitude, speed and heading in real time.

How accurate is the data?

Positions come straight from aircraft transponders and are typically only a few seconds old. Coverage depends on nearby ground receivers, so remote areas and very low-altitude aircraft may occasionally be missed.

Does AeroGaze track military aircraft?

Only aircraft that broadcast a public ADS-B signal appear. Many military and sensitive flights either don't transmit or are filtered from public feeds, so they generally won't show up.

Which plane is flying over my house?

Open the AeroGaze tracker and grant location access. The app uses your device's GPS to find your coordinates and instantly shows the nearest aircraft transmitting an ADS-B signal above you — including its flight number, airline, route, altitude and speed.

Does AeroGaze work on my phone?

Yes — AeroGaze is a web app that works in any modern mobile browser, no download required. Just open aerogaze.com, tap the tracker, and allow location access.

Can I track a specific flight number?

AeroGaze shows the nearest aircraft to your location rather than letting you search by flight number. If the flight you're curious about is overhead, it will appear automatically. For tracking a specific flight across its full route, a dedicated flight-tracking service is a better fit.

Do I need an account?

No. AeroGaze is completely free and requires no sign-up, login or subscription. Just open the tracker and go.

Where does the flight data come from?

Live positions come from the airplanes.live ADS-B network, and route and airline details are enriched from open aviation databases. No proprietary or paid feed is required.

Is my location stored?

No. Your coordinates are used momentarily to find the nearest aircraft and are never saved to our servers or shared. See our Privacy Policy for details.

AeroGaze Live Aircraft Tracker

Point your browser at the sky. AeroGaze uses your device's GPS to find the nearest aircraft currently transmitting an ADS-B signal and displays a full flight card — updated every 30 seconds, no account required.

What you'll see

Flight number · Airline name and logo · Origin and destination airports · Aircraft type (e.g. Boeing 737-800) · Current altitude · Ground speed · Heading

How it works

1. Allow location access when prompted — your coordinates are never stored on our servers.
2. AeroGaze queries a global network of ADS-B ground receivers for every aircraft near you.
3. The closest aircraft is selected and its signal is enriched with airline, route, and aircraft-type details from open aviation databases.

About ADS-B

ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast) is the technology modern aircraft use to continuously broadcast their position, altitude, speed, and identity via onboard GPS. A worldwide network of ground receivers picks up these signals and shares them openly — AeroGaze taps into that data to show you what’s overhead.