PiAware - dump1090 ADS-B integration with FlightAware

Do you want to link your Raspberry Pi with dump1090 to FlightAware?

If you are running an ADS-B receiver with dump1090 on a Raspberry Pi then you can install the PiAware package to transmit your ADS-B receiver data to FlightAware.

PiAware users can simultaneously use data from their Raspberry Pi running dump1090 and also send flight data to FlightAware via PiAware. Users that share data with FlightAware automatically qualify for a free upgrade to an Enterprise Account.

What is PiAware?

PiAware is a FlightAware client program that runs on a Raspberry Pi to securely transmit dump1090 ADS-B and Mode S data to FlightAware. PiAware is for people who are already running their own Raspberry Pi with an ADS-B receiver and dump1090.

It's fast and easy to get started.

Using the simple steps below, you can configure your Raspberry Pi to feed FlightAware. The process should take two to three minutes.

Already running PiAware?

View the PiAware upgrade page to update to the latest version.

1What's needed

You should already have a Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi OS installed and some basic familiarity with using it.

If you are new to using a Raspberry Pi or need to build a receiver from scratch, please see these instructions instead!

Requirements:

Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi OS Trixie, Bookworm, or Bullseye installed
Internet Connection
Access to a command line shell on the Pi, either over the network or using an attached keyboard and display
- SSH access must be enabled on the Raspberry Pi for remote access. See Raspberry Pi SSH Documentation for information on enabling SSH.

2Install the latest OS updates and reboot

This will ensure that you have the latest OS updates before you install FlightAware packages.


sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
sudo reboot

3Download and Install PiAware

Download and install the FlightAware APT repository package, which tells your Pi's package manager (apt) how to find FlightAware's software packages in addition to the packages provided by Raspbian.


wget https://fr.flightaware.com/adsb/piaware/files/packages/pool/piaware/f/flightaware-apt-repository/flightaware-apt-repository_1.3_all.deb
sudo dpkg -i flightaware-apt-repository_1.3_all.deb

Update your apt package sources and install PiAware. This will install all the required dependencies on your Raspberry Pi.


sudo apt update
sudo apt install piaware

Enable automatic and manual (web-based, via your request) PiAware software updates. These updates are disabled by default. To leave updates disabled, skip this step.


sudo piaware-config allow-auto-updates yes
sudo piaware-config allow-manual-updates yes

4Download and Install dump1090-fa

If you don't already have ADS-B decoder software such as dump1090-fa installed, then you can install FlightAware's version of dump1090 by executing the following command.


sudo apt install dump1090-fa

5Download and Install dump978-fa

Note: 978 MHz UAT is only present in the U.S. If you live outside the U.S, you can skip this step.


sudo apt install dump978-fa

For further instructions to configure your receiver for 978 UAT, go to our configuration avancée page.

6Reboot your Pi

Once you have finished installing and configuring the packages, reboot your Raspberry Pi to ensure that everything starts correctly.


sudo reboot

7Claim your PiAware client

Vous devriez attendre environ quatre ou cinq minutes pour que votre PiAware démarre et ensuite vous pouvez associer votre compte FlightAware avec votre appareil PiAware pour en retirer tous les avantages.

Manually claim your FlightFeeder device online through your FlightFeeder's IP address.

If you have command line access you can get the FlightFeeder's unique ID using the command: With the unique ID for the feeder you can enter it into the end of the URL below in place of the x's:

			
cat /var/cache/piaware/feeder_id

With the unique ID for the feeder you can enter it into the end of the URL below in place of the x's:

https://www.flightaware.com/adsb/piaware/claim/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxx

Si après 5 minutes l'appareil ne s'affiche pas comme étant attribué, essayez de redémarrer l'appareil, si cela ne fonctionne toujours pas, reconfirmez que le paramétrage pour le wifi (si vous utilisez le wifi) est correct. En dernier lieu, contactez-nous sur ADSBsupport@FlightAware.com. Vérifiez votre page de statistiques (lien ci-dessous) pour confirmer qu'il a été attribué.

8Consultez vos statistiques ADS-B

Regardez vos statistiques ADS-B sur : https://fr.flightaware.com/adsb/stats

FlightAware traitera vos données immédiatement et affichera vos statistiques en 30 minutes maximum.

ou cliquez sur "Mon ADS-B" dans l'en-tête lorsque vous êtes connecté. Cela n'apparaîtra que lorsque le site aura envoyé des données pendant 30 minutes.

Configurez votre localisation et la hauteur de l'antenne sur votre page de statistiques in cliquant sur l'icône représentant un engrenage située à droite du nom du site.

La multilatération, appelée aussi MLAT, fonctionne en déterminant avec précision la localisation d'un avion en connaissant la localisations des sites qui reçoivent des messages de cet avion.

La page des statistiques de FlightAware vous indiquera également l'adresse IP locale de votre appareil et fournira un lien pour une connexion directe. Vous trouverez ici un lien vers SkyAware, un portail Web permettant de visualiser les vols à partir desquels le destinataire reçoit des messages sur une carte.

FlightAware PiAware: SkyAware ADS-B software web interface

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