Hosting a FlightFeeder at your FBO

Airplanes constantly broadcast ADS-B signals—automatic messages that include their position, speed, and other data. Our FlightFeeder captures these signals right from your site. By collecting these ADS-B signals, we get critical, real-time data that helps us improve our services to you.

What is an FBO?

A Fixed-Base Operator (FBO) provides essential aviation services at airports, including fueling, hangaring, maintenance, and passenger services. To streamline these operations, real-time aircraft tracking is crucial – and that’s where our FlightFeeder comes in.

What is a FlightFeeder?

A FlightFeeder is a device that captures ADS-B signals – automatic messages broadcast by aircraft transponders containing real-time position, speed, and other critical flight data. By hosting a FlightFeeder on location, your FBO can benefit from operational efficiency while gaining access to valuable tracking data.

Improve Efficiency and Streamline Operations

Hosting a FlightFeeder at your FBO enhances aircraft tracking and provides real-time insights to optimize daily operations:

• Customer Experience: Ensure a smoother customer service experience with improved On/Off/Arrival/Departure times.
• Accurate Aircraft Tracking: Improve both airborne and surface level tracking so that your FBO team can receive the most accurate ETAs all the way to FBO arrival.
• Resource Management: Help staff manage resources such as fuel trucks, ramp space, and line techs by providing a statistical and analytical approach to FBO management.
• Turn around Times: Help optimize turn around times and prepare for inbound aircraft servicing.
• Seamless Integration with FBO Toolbox: When paired with an added FBO Toolbox subscription, FlightFeeder’s SkyAware feature offers enhanced airport visibility and frequent position updates for aircraft approaching your terminal.

Ready to Get Started?

Fill out our FREE FlightFeeder application today to learn how a FlightFeeder can elevate your FBO’s operations!

Easy Installation

• Install an antenna in a clear, open location with a view of the sky
• Connect the antenna to an indoor FlightFeeder
• Connect the FlightFeeder to the internet and electricity