↑ 12 positions
21 → 9 chart position
LiveATC Air Radio
LiveATC Air Radio is an iOS app from LiveATC.net LLC for listening to live audio conversations between pilots and air traffic controllers. Users browse by U.S. state, Canadian province, or country to find an airport, save channels to a Favorites list, and use a Nearby function to find airports close to them. The LiveATC network covers over 1,200 airports and more than 3,300 audio feeds, including high-altitude ARTCC/FIR and oceanic HF traffic. Coverage excludes countries where streaming ATC communications is prohibited, so buyers should check coverage before purchasing.
- Appearances
- 1
- Categories
- 1
- First seen
- 15 October 2026
- Latest
- 15 October 2026
Recorded measurements
Published observations only. Missing dates are not zero, and points do not establish what happened between observations. Each source and unit is shown separately.
iOS Apps · chart position
iOS Apps · 2 dated measurements
Best observed position across tracked countries and charts, not the history of one fixed chart.
Latest value shown: 9 chart position ·
Lower numbers are better ranks and appear higher on the chart. The scale covers the recorded values.
View 2 exact dated values and published evidence
| Measured on | Value (chart position) | Published in |
|---|---|---|
| 21 | ||
| 9 |
“Measured on” uses the original observation date. “Published in” links to the edition that reported it; the dates may differ.
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Appearance history
1 appearanceThis page records every appearance of the same entity in the reviewed RiseFinder exports. Rankings keep the original category, period and measurement direction.
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