FlightPath Home counts recorded flight tracks near a U.S. address: how many aircraft pass each day, at what hours, and how many at night.
Or browse flight path data by airport and ZIP code. Coverage is U.S.-only, around selected major airports.
A house can be quiet at the showing and loud at 6am. FlightPath Home answers the question an open house never will: how many recorded track events were near this address, and at what hours. Track-event counts come from retained flight tracks. Loudness, closest approach, and the score are modeled estimates, not on-site measurements.
Light sleeper? Work from home? Kids napping in the afternoon? Personalization changes how night traffic, daytime quiet, and modeled loudness are weighted in the screening score. It never changes the underlying recorded track data.
Track-event counts and barometric pressure-altitude inputs come from retained recorded tracks. Loudness, closest approach, and the score are modeled estimates, not on-site measurements, and source coverage can be incomplete.
If retained coverage is unavailable for an address, the app says so instead of inventing a score. Coverage is currently concentrated around selected major U.S. metro airports and grows over time.
Free includes up to 3 new address checks per month, 2 saved homes, and live nearby traffic. Pro unlocks unlimited address checks and saved homes, recent-day replay, modeled distance and altitude charts, and PDF export. Monthly and yearly plans auto-renew until cancelled in App Store settings; prices are shown in the app by the App Store.
Free to download for iPhone, with an optional Pro subscription. Or try an address on the web first.
Flight tracks are © adsb.lol contributors, used under the Open Database License 1.0. See the data license and transformation notice. Weather observations come from the U.S. National Weather Service. Address search, geocoding, and maps are provided by Apple.