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Planes over Fukushima right now

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No aircraft directly over Fukushima right now; 1 aircraft within 60 km Within 25 km of the city centre, ADS-B at 03:20 local (18:20 UTC).

Every aircraft broadcasting its position over Fukushima: airliners, helicopters, military and private planes, with how high and which way they are flying.

Aircraft within 25 km
0 airborne, ADS-B
Aircraft within 60 km
1
Helicopters
0 within 60 km
Military
1 flagged military airframes
Low (< 3,000 ft) away from airports
0
Circling or loitering
0 last 20 min
Next visible CSS pass
18:17 local time

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Planes over Fukushima right now

At 03:20 local (18:20 UTC), 1 aircraft were airborne within 60 km of Fukushima, Japan, 0 of them within 25 km of the city centre.

By height: 1 cruising at 20,000 ft or more (mostly passing over on the way somewhere else), 0 between 3,000 and 20,000 ft (typically climbing out or descending into a nearby airport) and 0 below 3,000 ft. Most of the traffic above Fukushima right now is overflying rather than landing nearby.

Helicopters, military and low planes over Fukushima

No helicopters are broadcasting their position within 60 km of Fukushima right now. If you can hear one, it may be a police or military helicopter that does not transmit ADS-B, or one outside receiver range at low altitude.

1 military aircraft is visible nearby: @@@@@@@@ (P8) 53 km NNW at 28,000 ft. Many military flights switch their transponders off or hide their identity, so this is a minimum.

Is a plane circling over Fukushima?

No aircraft is circling over Fukushima right now. GodsView checks every low aircraft near the city once a minute for a full turn or for staying within a few kilometres of one spot.

How busy is the sky over Fukushima?

Fukushima is busier than every nearby large cities right now.

There is no major hub airport within 150 km, so most aircraft here are overflights or regional and private flights.

ISS and bright satellites over Fukushima tonight

1 visible pass of the ISS, Tiangong or Hubble in the next 24 hours. The next starts at 18:17 local time in the W, peaks 57° above the NNW horizon and lasts about 6 minutes. A fast, steady, non-blinking light is a satellite, not a plane.

  • CSS (TIANHE) · 18:17 local visible, peak 57° NNW, 6 min
  • ISS (ZARYA) · 06:44 local not visible, peak 28° NNE, 6 min
  • ISS (ZARYA) · 08:21 local not visible, peak 31° SW, 6 min
  • CSS (TIANHE) · 16:41 local not visible, peak 33° SE, 6 min
  • HST · 18:37 local not visible, peak 11° SSE, 2 min
  • CSS (TIANHE) · 19:55 local not visible, peak 40° N, 6 min

What plane is flying over me?

This page uses the centre of Fukushima. For the exact aircraft above your street, open "What's overhead" and share your location: it lists every aircraft near you with the direction and angle to look.

Aircraft broadcast their position by ADS-B and volunteer receivers relay it. Small drones, most military aircraft on missions and some police aircraft do not broadcast, so they never appear on any public tracker. Drone sightings cannot be checked here.

Coverage: ADS-B from volunteer receivers. Within 60 km of a big city coverage is usually good above a few thousand feet; low helicopters can drop out between receivers. Circling detection uses positions sampled once a minute over the last 20 minutes.

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Data: ADS-B Exchange community feeders via adsb.lol (ODbL), OurAirports, CelesTrak (satellite orbits).