Ultra-reliable. Obsessively sophisticated. Fed by permanent, round-the-clock observation, a private compressed one-year flight archive and a roster curated by real humans — not generated by AI. JET NOIR turns public aviation records into a memory of the sky that gets sharper every day.
Every jet we follow, projected onto a slowly turning globe in real time — your own private situation room for the skies. Spin it, tilt it, watch who is airborne right now. Public data, rendered like a hologram.
Portraits & aircraft via Wikimedia Commons (CC / public domain). All individuals shown are public figures.
Ride along from a cinematic 3D cockpit that banks into its turns, rises with real altitude and keeps the actual runway legible through takeoff, landing and taxi. Terrain detail adapts continuously from apron to cruise while speed, heading, vertical rate, fuel and the full ADS-B telemetry remain live.
Two separate signals: the next likely departures, learned from each jet's habits — and the VIP weather across the great private-aviation hubs.
When several jets land at the same airport in the same window, an AI reads the public news and tells you the likely reason — a gala, a summit, a deal. Below: convergences we actually detected.
Continuous ADS-B. Native takeoff & landing alerts the moment a jet moves.
A turning, tiltable globe of every tracked jet — your skies, in real time.
Banking turns, real altitude and adaptive satellite terrain from runway to cruise.
Tune the tower nearest the jet and listen to the approach, live.
Where they'll fly next, and the forecast at every hub for the week.
Who crosses whom — and why, sourced from public news with a confidence score.
A private, compressed 365-day memory that makes histories and predictions stronger over time.
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JET NOIR aggregates only publicly broadcast ADS-B flight data and openly published news. It does not provide real-time security-sensitive location tracking and is not affiliated with any individual named. All names shown are public figures whose aircraft ownership is a matter of public record.