| Flight tracking is an easy way to track the position of | | | | information database system also identifies all other |
| flights. This is done by tracing the actual path of an | | | | flights originating at nearby airports. The flight tracks |
| aircraft. | | | | are generated from the Federal Aviation |
| Flight Tracker is a software tool that provides the | | | | Administration Air Traffic Control System's radar |
| immediate status of an airline flight. Flight tracking can | | | | data, which provides the aircraft's "footprints" in the |
| be easily networked to remote PCs, so if preferable, | | | | sky. |
| one can separate dispatching and briefing areas. | | | | Airline flight tracking has been made simple and is |
| Airline flight tracking has helped increase scheduling | | | | reasonably priced, for people, whether professionals |
| and operational forecast efficiency for organizations | | | | or home users, with a keen interest in aircrafts. They |
| of all sizes like airlines and logistics companies. This | | | | can use this system by just installing this software in |
| has not only increased planning efficiency but one can | | | | their PCs. Airplane enthusiasts can get information on |
| also look forward to enhanced customer service with | | | | any airport and track flights throughout the country |
| faster turn around times. | | | | with only a simple internet connection. It's easy to |
| Air traffic controllers use flight-tracking strips to | | | | track flights by just entering their tracking number. |
| observe or track flights. A flight tracking strip is a | | | | Track telling is the process of communicating air |
| computer printout of an aircraft's shortened flight | | | | observations and strategic data information between |
| plan that is used by air traffic controllers to monitor | | | | command and control systems or between services |
| an aircraft's flight. It identifies the actual flight path | | | | within the systems. |
| that aircraft operators use when flying, this | | | | |