⚔️ War & Conflict Mar 5, 2026 · Logan Williams

Using Bellingcat’s New Open Source Tool to Explore Historical and Spatial Flight Data

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Using Bellingcat’s New Open Source Tool to Explore Historical and Spatial Flight Data
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Flight tracking data is an important tool in open source research, but with 100,000 daily flights, it can be difficult to contextualise what a particular aircraft’s movements indicate. 



Bellingcat has developed a tool called Turnstone to make it easier to visualise historical trends in flight data and spot unusual patterns. It also allows users to filter by parameters such as aircraft type or a geographic region of interest. 



Source: ZUMA Press Wire via Reuters Connect; ove

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