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Who can use Wingbits Data?

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Last updated 5 months ago

There are many use cases for flight tracking data, the most common ones include:

  • Aviation companies: Airlines, charter companies, and other aviation-related businesses use ADS-B data to improve their operations, improve route efficiency, reduce fuel costs and delays, and provide more accurate and up-to-date information to their customers.

  • Air traffic control organizations: National and regional air traffic control organizations use ADS-B data to better manage traffic flow, monitoring airspace and maintain safety compliance.

  • Emergency services: Police, fire, and other emergency services use this data to quickly locate aircraft in distress and provide assistance in emergency situations. Real-time data also helps first responders track and coordinate emergency aircraft

  • Aviation enthusiasts: Aviation enthusiasts, such as plane spotters and hobbyists, track aircraft and monitor flight patterns.

  • Researchers and academics: Researchers and academics studying air traffic patterns, weather, and other aviation-related topics can use our data to conduct research and gather insights.

  • Logistics firms: for tracking shipments and managing supply chains with real-time data.

  • Government agencies: for secure monitoring of airspace activity.

  • Drone and UAV operators: For safer, regulated airspace navigation.

  • Travel platforms: use Wingbits data to provide live updates to passengers, improving the travel experience.

If you are interested to explore our data products and services, head to our and get in touch with our team.

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