Private, shared aircraft tracking

Know who’s flying.
See where they are.

Squadron Sync gives pilots, aircraft spotters, and families one simple place to follow the aircraft that matter—live and together.

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Built for private groups, not the whole internet.

Squadron Sync live map showing three aircraft and their recent breadcrumb trails
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TAKEOFFN721DS is airborne

2 minutes ago

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WHO’S FLYINGMegan • N44TX

4,800 ft · 124 kts

The real app

A clear live picture, from every angle.

Authentic captures from the Squadron Sync iPhone app, shown with representative privacy-safe flight data.

My Squadrons screen in the Squadron Sync iPhone app
My SquadronsPrivate groups, organized simply
Live map screen in the Squadron Sync iPhone app
Live mapAircraft types, status, and trails
Who’s Flying screen in the Squadron Sync iPhone app
Who’s FlyingFlying, ground, and not detected
Made for everyday aviation
◎Private by designInvite-only Squadrons
⌁Live when it mattersFresh status at a glance
✓Easy for everyoneNo technical setup

Everything in formation

The flying picture your group actually cares about.

No crowded global feed. Just your aircraft, your people, and the details you need to stay connected.

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Live Squadron map

See the aircraft in a selected Squadron on one clear map, with altitude, speed, direction, and report freshness close at hand.

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Takeoff & landing alerts

Know when a followed aircraft gets airborne or returns to the ground—without repeatedly checking the app.

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Who’s Flying

A simple list separates Flying, Ground, and Not Detected so anyone can understand the current picture.

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Multiple Squadrons

Create separate private groups for friends, flying clubs, schools, family, or the aircraft you follow most.

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Breadcrumb trails

Follow the shape of the current flight with a clear recent path, making movement easier to understand at a glance.

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Aircraft-specific icons

Recognize different aircraft types quickly through tailored map symbols, labels, and familiar tail numbers.

One app, shared awareness

For the people in the airplane—and the people watching.

01 / PILOTS & CLUBS

Stay in sync without a group-text avalanche.

Share a current operating picture with the people you fly with, while keeping each Squadron focused and private.

02 / FAMILIES

A calmer way to answer “Are they down yet?”

Simple status, clear alerts, and recognizable aircraft make it easy for non-pilots to follow along.

03 / AIRCRAFT SPOTTERS

Follow the aircraft that mean something to you.

Organize favorites into Squadrons and see when they’re active without sorting through a world of unrelated traffic.

Simple on purpose

Open it. Pick a Squadron. See what’s flying.

Squadron Sync is designed for quick, one-handed use and clear enough for people who don’t speak in avionics abbreviations.

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Create or join a private SquadronKeep the group focused on the aircraft you share.
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Add aircraft by tail numberGive each one a familiar pilot name or nickname.
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Check the live picture anytimeMap, status, and alerts stay easy to understand.

Early access

Be among the first Squadrons cleared for takeoff.

Join the list for product updates, early testing invitations, and launch news. We’ll keep it useful and infrequent.

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Frequently asked

A few things before you taxi.

Squadron Sync is being built as a friendly awareness tool for private aviation communities.

What is a Squadron?

A Squadron is a private group containing the aircraft and people you want to follow together. You can belong to more than one—for example, a family Squadron and a flying-club Squadron.

Can people outside my Squadron see it?

Squadrons are designed to be invite-based. Shared invitation links can offer a limited, read-only view; membership and editing remain controlled by the group.

Do pilots need extra equipment?

Squadron Sync uses available third-party aircraft-position data. It does not require a separate Squadron Sync tracker, though visibility depends on the aircraft’s equipment, coverage, and the selected data provider.

Will it work for non-pilots?

Yes. Clear language, simple Flying/Ground/Not Detected states, familiar names, and large touch targets are central to the design.

Is Squadron Sync a flight-safety tool?

No. It is a shared situational-awareness and communication aid. It must not be used for navigation, traffic separation, search and rescue, dispatch, or time-critical safety decisions.