Flightradar24 shows every plane. Squawk follows yours, door to door.

• Squawk is for you if

  • You're the one flying: your trips in one list with live times, gates and terminals, free, plus delay forecasts and the inbound aircraft
  • You want the airport covered too: terminal maps, lounges, and trains, buses and ride apps into town
  • You still want a live map of every plane in the sky, free and without ads
  • You want a flight log, a passport stamped for every country and a year card, right in the app
  • You want a live link for whoever is picking you up

• Flightradar24 still makes sense if

  • You want the deepest live map: satellite coverage, 3D, AR and years of playback
  • You want professional weather layers, charts and data like squawk codes and airspeed
  • You use Android, Wear OS or the web

Flightradar24 checked 22 October 2026 against its own website and App Store listing (sources below). Apps change; if something here is out of date, tell us at support@thesquawkapp.com.

US prices. Your App Store shows your local currency. Flightradar24's prices are its own, as listed on flightradar24.com; prices in the app can differ.

• Coverage

  More than 55,000 ground receivers, and satellite data since February 2026, reach the oceans and the poles.

• Depth for enthusiasts

  Squawk codes, airspeed, wind and temperature, ATC boundaries, aeronautical charts and professional weather layers on the paid plans.

• History and playback

  Replay one flight or the whole sky, for up to three years on Business, point your phone at a plane overhead to name it, or ride along in 3D.

1. In Safari, sign in at my.flightradar24.com.
2. Open Settings, then Export, and download the CSV to Files.
3. In Squawk, open Settings, tap Import from another app and choose the file.

myFlightradar24 was down for maintenance on 22 October 2026, so the export works once it's back. The live map and Squawk sit happily side by side.