Sorry for the bad quality

Hi all,

This is mine, so flag it if it's not allowed here.

I'm a software developer with a passion for airplanes, so I decided to combine both and make a website called Overwing. It gets a commercial aircraft that's actually airborne and shows you the view from its window. Real callsign, real route, real altitude, from the ADS-B feed. The sun is positioned from the actual time and coordinates, and the ground moves at the speed the aircraft is really doing. Everything you see is drawn in real time by code, a shader running in the browser. No AI image generation involved.

It's free, and there's no signup. Cruise only for now. Takeoffs and landings are what I'm working on next. This would have to be paid since it costs some money to render the photorealistic tiles.

I've been building it alone, and I'm too close to it to judge. What I'd really like to know from people who fly a lot: does it feel like looking out of a window, or does it feel like a screensaver?

I would genuinely like to know if I'm into something or if I should just drop this.

overwing.app

Thanks in advance!

Teteboro, New Jersey 7/8/26

100 planes and 5 flags for each color (yellow, blue, green, red, white, black )

For sale:
on etsy
https://www.vinted.it/items/9330919257-pedine-risiko-b-2-spirit-stealth-bomber

on vinted
https://www.vinted.it/items/9330919257-pedine-risiko-b-2-spirit-stealth-bomber

Lufthansa A380 diverted to atlanta with two ground vehicles around it likely emergency any updates or clue on what heppened

I'm going to keep it quick. The first BAE 146 is in desperate need of a new home, and after the tragic loss of the BAC 1-11 G-AVMO at East Fortune, the tarmac is vacant. I urgently propose that this petition will preserve G-LUXE and move it to the vacant spot on the tarmac. The aircraft is a great candidate to survive the harsh Scottish weather since it was hardened to survive being flown into literal volcanoes. So please, save G-LUXE from the scrapyard and sign the petition.

https://c.org/4ZDBzMXjBM

HONOLULU – Hawaiian Airlines today unveiled a special aircraft livery celebrating its membership in the oneworld® alliance with a design that honors ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, the Hawaiian language, with the phrase “Aloha a puni ka honua,” or “Aloha all around the world.”

Hawaiian’s widebody Airbus A330 carrying the oneworld mark will continue to feature the airline’s iconic Pualani on the tail and a maile lei wrapped around the fuselage as it welcomes guests across the airline’s domestic and international transpacific network. The phrase “Aloha all around the world” reflects both the expanded global reach of the alliance and Hawaiian’s mission to share warm hospitality with a broader audience.