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I m having a problem with my desktop browser version of FR24 When I log in all the planes disappear Nothing is on the map unless I search for a plane If I log out then I see all the air

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What is a TRACON Terminal Radar Approach CONtrol A TRACON is a term used in the US for what is elsewhere known as the Terminal Control ICAO terminology the control in

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To amplify a point that is screwed up frequently where I fly If flight following drops you or you re booted out of the IFR system i e If the controller says Radar services terminated you are

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It is certainly possible to fly under the radar Military pilots practice a type of flying called nap of the earth for exactly this purpose This tactic is primarily used by smaller fighters and attack

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It is nighttime I see out the window a fairly large aircraft outline from my window from judgement of the two white wing strobes as they were really far apart I went on the map to see what

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When ATC mention radar contact what does that mean In what conditions ATC might contact you and mention radar contact in the call and what would be the appropriate responses

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Yesterday 25 march 2025 i had no planes on the map at all bug is still here on 26 march in chrome and edge browsers but it is ok in firefox i have cleared cache and cookies using

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As already explained in voretaq7 s answer the true heading is the direction in which the nose of the aircraft points during a flight when measured in degrees clockwise from true north Now