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Wingbits Launches AI-based Flight Data Agent Searches
Company’s network offers participants rewards for capturing ADS-B information
Wingbits flight tracking
An example of the Wingbits 3D map functionality

Swedish flight data network Wingbits has released an AI-based platform that allows users to use plain language queries to create autonomous agents to monitor live and historical flight tracking information. Wingbits obtains flight-tracking data from a network of 6,000 ADS-B receivers in 120 countries, and it offers rewards to contributors who install receivers and provide optimized coverage or fill gaps in reception.

To conduct a search on Wingbits.AI, users post a query such as “track every private jet landing in Nice” or “flag GPS interference around Estonia.” Users can also set up automated monitoring routines, and when Wingbits.AI has a result, it sends a notification to the user via email, Slack, Telegram, or Google Sheets, with more integrations being added. The result links to the relevant information on the Wingbits map.