AirNav Radar April Update: New Features to Enhance Your Tracking Experience
We're excited to share two new enhancements on AirNav Radar that bring even more precision and functionality to your flight tracking experience. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast, a professional spotter, or someone monitoring specific flight types, these updates are designed with you in mind.
Pre-Defined Squawk Alerts
Keeping track of emergency squawks or specific transponder codes just got easier.
With the new Pre-Defined Squawk Alerts, users can now enable alerts for commonly used emergency codes like:
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7500 – Hijacking
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7600 – Radio Communication Failure
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7700 – General Emergency
This feature ensures you’re immediately notified when any aircraft broadcasts these crucial signals, allowing you to monitor emergencies as they happen.
Altitude Filter Now Available (AR)
Need to monitor only low-flying aircraft? Or perhaps you're tracking final approach traffic?
The new Altitude Filter within our AR (Augmented Reality) allows you to customize your view based on flight altitude, up to 50,000 feet. For example, you can now set your radar to show only flights below 5,000 feet, making it easier to focus on specific airspace activity, such as:
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Arrivals and departures
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Local traffic in your area
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Military or surveillance flights flying at low levels
Perfect for use in Augmented Reality, spotters can now focus on just the airspace layer they care about.
Get the Most Out of AirNav Radar
To enjoy these powerful new features and stay updated with the latest developments, consider subscribing to AirNav Radar. With a subscription, you'll unlock access to all the tools that make your flight tracking smarter, faster, and more insightful.
