Aviation

Wingbits

A community network of ADS-B receivers collecting aircraft data. Contributions are rewarded under the project’s rules.

Project description based on its own documentation.

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About the project

Wingbits describes a flight-tracking network operated by a community of station hosts. Receivers contribute ADS-B signals from aircraft. This description draws on the project's own sources and is not independent confirmation.

Taking part

Station operators use compatible hardware and contribute aircraft data. Equipment and onboarding requirements are described in the official documentation.

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Reward conditions

The project links rewards to useful data contributions and its current reward rules. Operating a receiver does not imply a guaranteed amount or return.

Source: Reward conditions ↗

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