Track presidential transports, spy planes, military operations, and government movements worldwide. Open-source intelligence for the modern age.
Comprehensive database of military, government, and special interest aircraft. Each entry includes operator details, images, and category classification from Dictator Alert to Special Forces.
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Visualize aggregate flight patterns and identify high-activity corridors. Filter by time range, aircraft category, or your personal watchlist to uncover operational patterns.
View Heatmaps →Browse nuclear facilities, military installations, government buildings, space launch sites, and DMZs worldwide. Each location includes images, descriptions, and Wikipedia intel links.
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Detailed technical specifications for military and government aircraft types. Dimensions, performance data, sensor packages, and OSINT significance for informed analysis.
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Real-time detection of emergency transponder codes. Hijack (7500), radio failure (7600), general emergency (7700), and military-specific codes. Never miss critical aviation events.
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Real-time detection of aircraft operating near nuclear facilities, military installations, and government sites. Geofenced alerts track activity over 400 high-interest locations worldwide.
View Locations →From presidential transports to special operations helicopters
Our platform monitors a curated database of high-interest aircraft including presidential and VIP transports, reconnaissance and surveillance platforms (Oxcart program), special operations aircraft, military gunships, Coast Guard and border patrol, and government executive jets. Each aircraft is categorized by priority level for efficient monitoring.
Real-time position data is sourced from the ADSB.One network, a global community-driven ADS-B receiver network. Aircraft identification comes from the open-source Plane Alert database, enhanced with additional imagery and operator information. Location data is manually curated from public sources. Images are primarily from Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons, and external links point to Wikipedia articles and Google Maps.
Beyond raw data, we maintain curated databases of aircraft images, detailed type specifications with OSINT-relevant sensor information, and a growing collection of sensitive locations with geofencing capabilities. All content focuses on publicly observable aircraft using ADS-B transponders.
Military Aircraft Tracker is an open-source project built for the OSINT community. The codebase, aircraft database, and location data are all available for inspection, contribution, and improvement. We believe in transparency and community-driven intelligence gathering.
Help us improve the platform! Report inaccuracies, suggest new aircraft for the database, propose sensitive locations, or contribute code. Every contribution makes the tracker more valuable for the OSINT community.
Feature requests, bug reports, and data corrections are all welcome.