Some receivers are picking up and relaying MLAT data from flightaware to the FR24.
As a result, the FR24's own MLAT data is compromised with MLAT data from other feeders, when the FR24 database tries to associate it with the FR24's MLAT traffic, but this traffic does not originate from the FR24, but from third parties. For example, commercial flights.
A seemingly simple suggestion is for the FR24 to make more receivers available to meet this demand for low-altitude coverage, which others try to do for themselves.
As a result, the FR24's own MLAT data is compromised with MLAT data from other feeders, when the FR24 database tries to associate it with the FR24's MLAT traffic, but this traffic does not originate from the FR24, but from third parties. For example, commercial flights.
A seemingly simple suggestion is for the FR24 to make more receivers available to meet this demand for low-altitude coverage, which others try to do for themselves.
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