Observed arrival · 2026-09-10
Landblink Turns a Flight into a Small Science Experiment
An Android flight companion that combines satellite positioning, offline maps, sensor readings, turbulence outlooks, and a journal of past journeys.
Field notes
Landblink builds its flight view from phone hardware rather than relying only on a conventional route map. Its Signal Lab can distinguish tracked from used satellite systems across GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, and BeiDou, while compatible devices can expose raw measurements and atmospheric corrections. A barometer can chart cabin altitude separately from the aircraft’s altitude, and recorded journeys can be replayed or exported as GPX. The site notes that its displayed routes and app screens are fictional demonstrations, not passenger-flight records.
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