Flight Radar - RealTime 4+

Name: Flight Radar - RealTime
Rating: 1.5 (17 reviews)
Author: Mateusz Picz

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- 1.5 • 17개의 평가

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Flight Radar - RealTime – follow planes routes around the world in real-time. Tap on the plane and see where it’s going and it's destination. No matter it's just your hobby or you'd like to follow your friends and family members – the app does it's job!

Free features:

- Unlimited number of planes around

- Map Design

- Planes Design

- Measurement Units

Premium features:

- Add to “My Flights”

- Search Flights

- See Route

Are you ready to give it a go?

Subscription information about pricing and terms:

The app is based on freemium model: it's absolutely free to use. However, you can subscribe for Premium features. We provide different options. The longer period – the profitable subscription.

Privacy Policy: https://telegra.ph/Privacy-Policy-11-01-31

Terms of Use: https://telegra.ph/Terms--Conditions-11-01-3

2022년 11월 27일

버전 1.1

fix bugs

1.5/5

17개의 평가

Waste of money.

Absolutely useless app. So complicated to find your flight. I was not able to find it by flight number. And you have to put the country, city and then airport before you’ll see the flight. I think this search is complicated bcs a lot of apps are using straight forward name of the airport instead of that. App is slow. When I was finally able to find the flight, it just showed very little information and didn’t update in real time. I regret paying money for it, bcs I deleted this app after 30 mins of using. Another huge disadvantage is that there’s no free trial at all. You either pay or delete it. I was expecting much more. Information they provide you can find on the airport arrival/departure link.

Waste of money and still charging after cancel

Did not find any of my flight info so cancelled and still charging my card!! Beware.

Flights disappeared in 3D view

When zooming out, flights that appeared over the central and western U.S. vanish and will only show the ones in the east coast. In Europe it does something similar.