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UAE180 — we can’t find this flight right now

There’s no signal right now, but we saw it a little while ago:

Last seen · 21:57 (Baku time) · 2 h 15 min ago It was coming in to land — Dubai (DXB)

Most likely, the plane has already landed.

Why can’t we see it now?

It’s in the air, but its signal isn’t picked up. Planes’ signals are picked up by receivers on the ground. Over oceans, deserts, Central Asia and parts of the Caucasus and Africa there are few of them — the plane flies on but disappears from our view for a while.
It hasn’t taken off yet, or it has already landed. A parked plane often has its signal switched off.
The number is written differently. Check the one on your ticket — one digit off is a different flight. Some airlines use a different call sign on the radio (for example: TK 1234 → THY4KZ).

For the exact status, check the airline’s or the airport’s website. Turn on alerts below and we’ll let you know as soon as the plane shows up.

Keep this page open — we’ll keep checking for a few minutes and the page will refresh as soon as the plane shows up.

This flight’s usual route · Emirates Warsaw (WAW) → Dubai (DXB)

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