Orion Flight Enhanced-real-time aircraft flight tracking

Example

A user enters an aircraft registration, such as VT-ANU, to track its flight path between two cities. Orion Flight Enhanced provides updates on the airplane’s current altitude, speed, and location in real-time, along with its scheduled and actual departure and arrival times.

Scenario

This function is especially useful for people waiting for arriving flights, airlines managing schedules, or aviation enthusiasts who track aircraft movements.

Example

A maintenance engineer can access data showing the speed variability and altitude fluctuations of a specific flight. Orion Flight Enhanced calculates metrics such as maximum and minimum speed, the number of directional changes, and efficiency (speed-altitude correlation).

Scenario

For airline operations or technical teams, this data helps in identifying unusual behavior during flights, which can be an early indicator of technical issues or deviations from normal performance.

Example

Orion Flight Enhanced provides specific airport details, such as terminal information, gate numbers, and baggage claim for the registered flight. For example, tracking a flight from JFK to LAX will include details like which terminal the flight will arrive at, which gate it is departing from, and where baggage claim is located.

Scenario

This is helpful for passengers or ground crew needing detailed information about where the aircraft will arrive, streamlining airport navigation and resource allocation.