See Unauthorized Drone Activity Before It Becomes a Bigger Problem
Unauthorized drones near general aviation airports can create fast-moving safety and response challenges. Visual sightings and radio calls often come after activity has already entered an area of concern.
FlightHorizon ALERT helps airports detect cooperative aircraft and drones broadcasting Remote ID near runways, approach corridors, ramps, perimeters, and other sensitive areas. When detected activity enters a defined alert zone, the system can notify designated users by SMS, email, or on-screen alert.
Get a clearer picture of nearby airspace without relying on constant dashboard monitoring.
Real-Time Drone and Aircraft Awareness
FlightHorizon ALERT gives airports a live view of detected low-altitude aircraft and drone activity from a secure browser-based dashboard.
The system displays available position, altitude, speed, heading, and identification details, helping users see what is operating near the airport and where it is moving. Custom alert zones can be drawn around runway ends, approach paths, ramp areas, perimeter boundaries, and nearby restricted areas.
When a drone or aircraft enters a monitored zone, FlightHorizon ALERT sends an immediate notification so the event can be assessed quickly.
From Alert to Understanding in Seconds
An alert is only useful if it leads to clear next steps. When an event occurs, users need to know where the aircraft came from, where it traveled, when it crossed into the alert zone, and what data was available at the time.
Every FlightHorizon ALERT notification includes a secure direct replay link. Click the alert to review the recorded track and see the event unfold second by second.
This helps turn a notification into a clear, reviewable airspace event.
Built for Airport Safety, Security, and Documentation
Drone events can raise questions from airport leadership, local authorities, tenants, regulators, and community stakeholders. FlightHorizon ALERT helps airports maintain clear records instead of relying on scattered notes, screenshots, or memory.
Use historical replay, alert-zone activity reports, and exportable CSV track logs to support safety reviews, incident follow-up, internal reporting, and future planning.
With reliable event records, airports can better document what happened and prepare for increasing drone activity near airport environments.