We are delighted to announce that the Flightradar24 API is now available. Our REST API grants you immediate access to real-time flight data.

What do you get?The API gives you live access to real-time aircraft flight movement information including latitude, longitude, speed, and altitude alongside key flight and aircraft information such as origin, destination, callsign, registration and equipment type. All powered by the largest independent ADS-B surveillance network in the world. You also get real-time data on airlines and airports.

What are you waiting for?Here are the simple steps you need to follow to get started with the Flightradar24 API.

  1. Get access to the APILog in using your Flightradar24.com account and subscribe to one of our available plans to unlock access to the API, or use the Sandbox environment to test the API for free.

Get started2. Secure your API tokenAfter gaining access, you can visit the Key management page to generate your first API token.

  1. Explore the documentationOur comprehensive API Documentation will help you to familiarize yourself with the endpoints, parameters, and responses, setting the stage for smooth API interactions.

  2. Discover the API playgroundAccess our API playground through the documentation and start making requests. Experiment with different parameters and see real-time responses to get a feel for what our API can do.

  3. Leverage our code samplesFor a quick start, browse through our collection of code samples. These snippets will inspire you and provide a solid foundation for integrating our API seamlessly into your own applications.

A Flight Tracking API, shaped by youWe want you to be part of shaping our flight tracking API. As a user, we want you to share your experience with us and help us make it the best it can be. Your feedback and suggestions will shape the future development of the Flightradar24 API.

Explore the Flightradar24 APIWhat do you think of our new API? Let us know in the comments.

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