How to get old historic data for a year from Flightradar24? [closed]

While searching for historic flight data I came across Flightradar24.

According to them they do not provide any API. I found a link URL, but this only provides one week's data for AI101.

I'm planning to take a business plan so could anyone help me in how to generate a token to be added to this URL to get 1 year of data?

Best Answer

Rather than using FlightRadar, you would probably be best to go directly to the source - https://www.adsbexchange.com/.

They offer fully historical data sets with a decent API.

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How do I find past flights on Flightradar24?

You can now play back all flights around the world in the Flightradar24 app. You'll see the new Playback button in the bottom toolbar of the app after updating to the latest version in the App Store or Play Store. Just tap the button, choose a date and time (UTC) and hit start.

Where can I find historical flight data?

Flightradar24 has the largest online aviation database with information about more than 500,000 aircraft, 150,000 flights, 7,000 airports and 1,000 airlines. This data is updated in real time.

What has happened to Flightradar24?

After 3 years of supporting two versions of Flightradar24, the old Pro and Premium app will stop working on March 30, 2020. The original Flightradar24 app launched in 2009 and was built on technologies that are being discontinued.

Why do planes disappear on Flightradar24?

I was following an aircraft when it suddenly disappeared, why? In most cases, our receiver network is no longer receiving a signal from the aircraft. This tends to be more common when an aircraft is flying over large bodies of water. It can also be a technical problem somewhere.

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