Your central hub for tracking flights, and marine vessels in the Pribilof Islands
Pribilof Traffic started as my personal hobby project to learn web development while solving a real need in our community. All the data comes from my own equipment (like ADS-B for flights and AIS for vessels) hosted by generous volunteers around the islands. The weather information is pulled from publicly accessible, verified sources that anyone can access.
This is my personal project - just one guy writing code, learning new stuff, and building something useful for our islands. I'm always tinkering with it and adding new features when I can.
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We've added real-time wind data overlay to the St. George webcam feed:
Note to Host Emil: The webcam window could use a cleaning when convenient!
We're working on a new flight tracking application that will provide enhanced monitoring capabilities:
This feature is currently in development and requires more data collection before full implementation. Stay tuned for updates!
We've completely revamped our aircraft tracking services with a new unified interface! Now you can easily access:
Stay tuned for more exciting updates - we're working on several new features to make tracking even better!
Important announcement for our overalaska.com users:
Thank you for your continued support during this transition!
Exciting news! Pribilof Traffic is now fully operational and we're actively working on making it even better:
Your feedback and suggestions are valuable! If you have ideas for new features or notice anything that could be improved, please don't hesitate to share. This is a community project, and your input helps make it better for everyone.
Added a dedicated page for the St. George webcam feed:
Added real-time AWOS outage monitoring to St. George weather page:
In an unprecedented stretch of downtime, St. George's AWOS system has now been offline for over 102 days. This extended outage, starting November 16th, 2024, marks one of the longest periods without critical weather monitoring capabilities at PAPB. The new status display aims to highlight the urgency of restoring these essential aviation weather services to the St. George community.
We've enhanced our weather reporting system with improved TAF integration and more reliable data updates. Both St. Paul (PASN) and St. George (PAPB) weather stations now provide more accurate and timely information.
Check out our new interactive maps for both islands! These maps provide detailed information about local landmarks, facilities, and points of interest for both St. Paul and St. George Islands.
Our flight tracking system now includes:
Track vessels around the Pribilof Islands with our AIS tracking system: