What is the difference between oceanic tracks color-coded in blue with those color-coded in green?
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Brian
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Thanks for the quick reply SoCalBrian. Sorry if I'm misunderstanding, but the link you provided discusses the color-coding of the track of a specific aircraft being tracked and is dependent on the altitude of the aircraft. My question is specific to the Oceanic Tracks (North Atlantic and North Pacific). There about 7 blue colored oceanic tracks for the northern most North Atlantic oceanic tracks and 10 or so green colored oceanic tracks for the southern most North Atlantic tracks. What do the colors signify? I'm thinking that maybe they are for aircraft headed in the opposite direction from most of the traffic for the time of day. In other words, maybe in the nighttime when most traffic is headed eastbound, the green tracks are for traffic headed westbound?
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FR24 did write up something about the transatlantic flights. It didn't go into details about the color tracks we see on the map.
Will keep researching if I find more info.
If you don't find out, FR24 support might know the answer. contact FR24 support. https://www.flightradar24.com/contact-us
Transatlantic Flight.
Last edited by SoCalBrian; 2017-03-04, 18:13.Brian
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