at.adsb.aircraft.identity

An aircraft identified by its ICAO 24-bit address.

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Properties

category

string

ADS-B emitter category (e.g. 'A3' for large aircraft).

  • maxLength: 4

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

icaoHex

requiredstring

ICAO 24-bit aircraft address in hexadecimal (e.g. 'A1B2C3').

  • minLength: 6
  • maxLength: 6

ICAO aircraft type designator (e.g. 'B738', 'A320').

  • maxLength: 4

operator

string

Aircraft operator name (e.g. 'United Airlines').

  • maxLength: 1280
  • maxGraphemes: 128

ICAO airline/operator code (e.g. 'UAL').

  • maxLength: 3

Aircraft registration or tail number (e.g. 'N12345').

  • maxLength: 20

typeName

string

Human-readable aircraft type (e.g. 'Boeing 737-800').

  • maxLength: 1280
  • maxGraphemes: 128

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  • A batch of aircraft observations from a single receiver covering a configurable time window (default 60 seconds). Contains a manifest of observed aircraft and blobbed telemetry data.

  • A receiver-authored record of an aircraft's transit through the receiver's coverage area. Created on departure. References all contributing batch sightings and the aircraft identity via strongRef for provenance verification.

  • A declaration of an ADS-B receiver station. One per account, representing a physical receiver contributing aircraft surveillance data to the network.