FlightPort Android

FlightPort

Live flight radar on your TV. Track any flight. See what's flying overhead now.

Overview

Features & Capabilities

The sky, live on your TV.

FlightPort is a live flight radar built for the people who actually love this stuff — plane spotters, ADS-B hobbyists, aviation families, and anyone who looks up when a jet goes over and wants to know exactly what it was. Thousands of aircraft are airborne above your country right now. FlightPort puts the whole map on the big screen and leaves it there.

✈️ LIVE FLIGHT RADAR

A world map. Real aircraft. Real positions. Updated continuously from ADS-B.

Zoom into your local airspace and watch the arrival rush at your home field. Pull back and see the North Atlantic Tracks light up at sundown. Follow tail numbers across oceans, spot the holding pattern stacking up over a weather diversion.

🔍 TRACK ANY FLIGHT

Type a callsign or flight number. Hit OK.

You get the route, altitude, ground speed, heading, squawk, aircraft type, registration, departure gate, and ETA. Watch the icon crawl along its great-circle path in real time. Follow that specific tail number you've been tracking for weeks, catch a rare cargo route across the Pacific, or watch a 747-8 freighter make its approach into Anchorage.

🛫 FAVORITE AIRPORTS

Save the airports that matter to you — your home field, the cargo hub up the road, the international gateway where the interesting metal lives. FlightPort keeps a live arrivals and departures board for each one. Delays and gate changes appear the moment they happen.

🛰️ WHAT'S OVERHEAD

FlightPort uses your location to show every aircraft currently in the sky above you. No searching. No typing. Just open the app and look up. The jet that just rumbled past the window? It's right there with its registration, type, operator, origin, and destination. Spotters use it as a permanent overhead log.

🌍 GLOBAL COVERAGE

Commercial airliners over the Pacific. Cargo freighters crossing Siberia. Bizjets bouncing between Aspen and Teterboro. Bush planes in Alaska. Mil traffic where it's visible. If it's squawking, it's on the map.

📺 BUILT FOR THE LIVING ROOM

Phone flight trackers feel cramped on a 65-inch screen. FlightPort doesn't. Every screen, every menu, every animation was designed for TV first — for the D-pad, for the remote, for the distance between you and the couch. Navigation is smooth, focus is always obvious, and the map fills the glass. Works on Google TV, Nvidia Shield, Sony, TCL, Hisense, and most modern smart TVs.

🎯 GREAT FOR

Plane spotters who want a permanent radar in the den. ADS-B hobbyists who like a second screen next to their receiver. Aviation families who always want the boards up. AvGeeks tracking specific routes or airframes. And anyone who heard something loud overhead and finally wants to know what it was.

🆓 FREE TO START

Open it, watch the live radar, track a few flights, save a few airports. No account required to get going.

When you want more — unlimited saved flights, unlimited airports, faster refresh, full overhead history, multi-TV households — Pro and Pro+ subscriptions unlock the whole experience. Subscriptions auto-renew and can be canceled anytime from your Google Play account.



Look up. The sky is busier than you think. FlightPort puts the whole show on your TV.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App
By:
Salzventure Technologies LLC
Downloads:
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Version:
0 Last updated: 2026-06-30
Creation date:
2026-06-30
Publisher country:
US US
Email:
su*****@salzventure.com
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Data ingested on:
2026-07-24
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Developed by:
Salzventure Technologies LLC
Google Play Store
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.flightport.tv
Email:
su*****@salzventure.com
Website:
https://flightport.app

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