Thanks, we're looking into the issue further.

(Written on 2015年 03月 23日)(Permalink)

In the center of the blue header is a box with the text "Airline flight, aircraft tail #, airport, or city" with a "Track" button to its left. You can type callsigns, tail numbers, airport codes, airport names, etc. into that box, and click "Track." You're not the only one who has missed it - we're working on making it more noticeable.

(Written on 2015年 03月 20日)(Permalink)

Note also that if you prefer the old search functionality, it is still available via the dropdown to the left of the search bar.

(Written on 2015年 03月 20日)(Permalink)

Thanks for reporting this. This was an unrelated problem that should be fixed now.

(Written on 2015年 03月 20日)(Permalink)

I'm sorry to hear you're frustrated. Do you have examples of searches that you can't perform in the current configuration that you could under the old?

(Written on 2015年 03月 20日)(Permalink)

Thanks for the feedback. Can I ask if you are on Windows or on a Mac? They render fonts differently, and that is possibly contributing to readability issues.

(Written on 2015年 03月 20日)(Permalink)

Hi Nick, which mobile device are you using?

(Written on 2015年 03月 20日)(Permalink)

You can enter a flight number (DAL1188, or "Delta 1188") into the search box in the header, and then press enter or click "Track." If you prefer the old search boxes, they are available from the dropdown to the left of the box.

(Written on 2015年 03月 20日)(Permalink)

PiAware is a way you can build and run your own ADS-B ground station, and receive real-time data directly from airplanes on your computer. It feeds data to FlightAware to make our flight tracking more complete. https://flightaware.com/adsb/piaware/build

(Written on 2015年 03月 20日)(Permalink)

To go to an airport, you can enter the airport code in the text box in the header, and then press "enter" or click "track."

(Written on 2015年 03月 20日)(Permalink)