Historical Data Extracts

One row per received position: timestamp, hex code, callsign, latitude and longitude, altitude, heading, speed, vertical rate and an on-ground flag. The file is gzipped for a smaller download. The free one-day sample is exactly the same format.

Yes, for your own analysis, reports, and products built on the results. Positions come from our own receivers and from community ADS-B networks (including adsb.lol, published under the ODbL), so please do not resell or republish the raw rows as a dataset. If you need redistribution rights, talk to us.

Extracts are generated automatically after payment, usually within minutes. This page shows live status, and we email you the download link as soon as the file is ready.

The quote shows how many complete flights our flight log holds for that aircraft in your window before you pay (private and low-level flights are often under-counted there), and the free one-day sample lets you see the real file first. If a paid extract ever comes back empty, email us and we will refund you.

Yes. Registrations such as N200LC or G-EZBA are matched to the aircraft's hex code, so the extract follows the airframe whatever callsign it flew under. A callsign such as BAW123 follows the flight number instead.

Extract coverage runs from 2025-10-01 to the present. Any date range within that window is valid, up to 12 months per extract.

For bulk or recurring needs, email [email protected] and we will put together a custom quote.