Schedule

Times in Frankfurt local; a bar is as long as the flight. The ink NOW line splits past from plan: to its left, solid bars are what each tail actually did (ADS-B) and a hatched bar is an unplanned flight; to the right, white bars framed in the type colour are the plan, and grey dashed bars are planned slots not yet tracked. A grey strip at the end of a bar marks a leg whose tail was swapped. Your tails (the ones you planned on Catch a Tail, remembered in this browser) are starred and grouped up top, above a dashed rule. A faint tie-line links a tail’s out and back legs across the time it is parked away from base. Click a leg for details; click a tail for its airframe page.