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Flight replay & review

Replay any flight. Find the pattern.

A single detection tells you one thing happened. Replay and search across the record set tell you whether it keeps happening, and from where.

Review

What that means in practice.

FLIGHT REPLAY 3D AND 360

Flight replay

Play back any detection from the record set: the full track, start to finish, as it happened.

360 path and 3D view

See the flight in three dimensions rather than as a line on a map, including altitude over the parts of the site that matter.

Filtered search

Search the record set by what you actually want to know, so the repeat approaches and launch points surface on their own.

Drone and pilot location

Every replay carries the operator's position alongside the aircraft's, which is usually the detail that changes the response.

A drone flight replayed in three dimensions over an industrial estate at night, the track drawn in yellow across the site with the operator's position marked beneath it.
Flight replay

The whole flight, in three dimensions.

Why it matters

The part sites ask about twice.

The value of a detection archive is in the second and third flight, not the first. Three detections in a month that all cross the same boundary at the same corner are a pattern, and the pattern tells you where to put the cover.

AerTracker keeps every detection replayable and searchable, so your team can answer that question in an afternoon rather than carrying a hunch into a security review.

Next step

Talk to us about reviewing your airspace.

One call, no obligation, and a straight answer about what this would look like on your site.

Contact Us In Confidence

Enquiries are read by the AerDefence operations desk in Dublin. We reply within one working day, from a named person.

  • Email
    info@aerdefence.ie
  • Phone
    +353 1908 18 27
  • Based
    Dublin, Ireland · nationwide deployments
  • Response
    Within 1 business day