The Flight Tracker worked... but Google Maps with GPS enabled on an Android phone pressed to the window for 30 seconds (yes, with flight mode turned on) gave a far better result at 38,000 feet
If an airline (not just Easyjet) on non-oceanic routes wants to provide a really good flight tracker, I think the answer would be to allow Internet access via satellite to a few FlightRadar24 URLs very specific to the flight instead of trying to use some second rate solution that is no better that the FlightMap that has been shown on aircraft screens since the 1990s
Last edited by davidjohnson6; 21st Jul 2023 at 23:10.