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  2. adsbexchange.com. Non-ICAO hex, info: Anonymized MLAT result. No ICAO 24 bit address. Non-ICAO hex, info: ATC contact broadcast. This hex ID is dynamic and can't be connected to a type or registration. Often corresponding MLAT contact for the same aircraft. MLAT requires the contact to have a ModeS transponder and reception by 4 receivers.

  3. I created an interactive explorable map showing all the air traffic that happens worldwide in a single day, using data from ADS-B Exchange for September 1st 2022. More than 200 million data points were processed to create the map.

  4. An updated look at the latest ADS-B related challenges and opportunities that the FAA is working on with airlines. Woodrow Bellamy III. Now that the FAA’s ADS-B Out airspace mandate has been...

  5. Currently tracking over 15,000+ aircraft from 14,000+ active feeds. What Is The Exchange? Become a Feeder. Community. Enterprise API. Hardware.

  6. ADS-B Exchange not only delivers real-time data through our Enterprise API but also maintains an extensive archive of historical flight data. Since March 2020, we have captured aircraft positions and all related ADS-B/MLAT/Mode S parameters worldwide at five-second intervals.

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  8. In this paper, we analyze years of data collected by the OpenSky Network to provide an overview of the past and current situations in global air traffic with equipage updates, ADS-B implementation, Mode S interrogation practices, and fleet management by airlines. I. INTRODUCTION.