FlightAware

So you look at a place like Newark Liberty International Airport, for example, already more than 100 flights canceled, uh, when you look at that as an origin airport.

And when you look at that as a destination airport, over 100 canceled as well, according to data from FlightAware.

So far, the FAA has not released a timeline on lifting the ground stops.

A helicopter crashed, killing two people battling a growing wildfire in Yosemite National Park Sunday.

And then there's a couple APIs that cost money.

Like I do FlightAware, which tells me the number of flights that are coming into SeaTac.

That does cost money, but most of these APIs are actually free to be able to gain data off of.

I'm even scraping off of the Seattle Metro and the bus and the train and tram traffic to understand how busy are their trams so that I could say like, hey, after a Mariners game, I could go to a subway station or a tram station and pick up riders that way as well.

And there's a database that can show me all the operations.

Go to FlightAware or any of these other services out there and it'll make a report for you.

It costs you nothing.

Right.

They upload the photos and we check from which country it is being sent to, which country, and what are the customs rules and regulations.

So we have integrated with party systems, FlightAware and other systems which tell us that, okay, this is allowed, this is not allowed, what can be sent, what cannot be sent.

And then the sealed packages, of course, we have...

We have been very clear about it on our messaging side where we say, okay, you cannot take a photo and upload it if the package is sealed.

Uh, we have word that included Sunday flights from SeaTac and LAX to Honolulu, several inter-island flights including Maui to Hawaii.

FlightAware reports Southwest and American had Lihue delays but no cancellations.

Diesel is getting pricier.

Honolulu 6.84 a gallon, Kahului $7.05 a gallon, Hilo 7.12, Lihue 7.43. Diesel in Los Angeles is up to $8.10 a gallon, San Francisco $8.67. Diesel powers most delivery trucks, older buses, and newer container ships.

And this was reported in mainstream media sources as well.

Does this lend further weight with the evidence that Flight 93 was still airborne, being shown on FlightAware that it landed at Reagan National Airport? So we have a screenshot because there's two videos there which are important as well, which I'll send you showing the new flight plan reported and on here.

But we also have a screenshot from 2013, which shows on FlightAware that Flight 93 landed at Reagan National Airport.

Very key airport, by the way, which no other researchers want to talk about, which is why I'm talking about it.

So at 10.28 is when Flight 93 landed at Reagan National Airport.

I can never remember which one.

FlightAware, I think, but it had bought FlightAware or FlightTrack.

It bought one of those.

So we had the tracking data.