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All things considered, I do like Twitter's "don't share other people's location" rule.
I just don't think it should apply to sharing the location of objects which are actively and knowingly broadcasting their precise location, speed, altitude, vector, rate of asc/descent, callsign, status, and other information, in compliance with a legal requirement to do so for the safety of all parties involved.
Community Spread "Flights by Influential Russians in February-March 2020." The light blue plane (M-YOIL) belongs to Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin; the orange plane (LX-MOW), to VEB.RF CEO Igor Shuvalov; the green plane (VQ-VBQ), to Ramzan Kadyrov; the purple plane (P4-LIG), to Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov; and the yellow plane (M-SKSM), to Svetlana Medvedeva, wife of former Russian president and prime minister Sergei Medvedev.
Having a flight tracker app in your digital tool belt can save you from headaches and stress while traveling. Pilots, passengers, and pick-up people alike all stand to benefit from up-to-date, accurate flight information. After weeks of digitally following planes around the world, our favorite flight tracker app is App in the Air. Do I …
I reviewed flight tracker apps for The Sweet Setup and took many virtual plane rides around the world. A flight tracker app is supposed to relieve travel stress and be able to come with you no matter what airline you’re flying. Let’s take a trip over to the site and find out what we picked.
