Key Takeaways
- Boeing signed an agreement with Flightradar24 to access live global flight data.
- Flightradar24’s ADS-B network spans over 55,000 receivers.
- The partnership aims to improve fleet performance and maintenance outcomes for customers.
Boeing Signs with Flightradar24 for Live and Historic Flight Data
Aerospace Manufacturer Accesses Global Flight Tracking Services
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing has partnered with Flightradar24, a leading flight tracking website, to access live and historic global flight data. This agreement enables Boeing to expand its advanced analytics capabilities and deliver deeper insights to customers. With over 5 million daily users and monitoring 250,000 flights every 24 hours, Flightradar24’s data will complement Boeing’s existing services, supporting the company’s efforts to improve fleet performance and maintenance outcomes. According to AeroTime, Crystal Remfert, Senior Director Digital Services at Boeing Global Services, stated that this partnership is one element of Boeing’s digital platform development, aiming to provide more value to customers.
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