Over the field
A slow orbit keeps the whole airport in view. You can follow an aircraft across the ramp or see which runway it's lining up for.
Watch the field while you wait for fuel.
Sky Power TV puts a moving 3D view of your airport on the lobby TV. The aircraft come from Sky Power's own ADS-B network. You can see who's coming in before the fuel truck heads out.
Ask for a screenWe're setting up the first screens now. Ask for one.
There's always another angle.
Four scenes take turns on screen. The camera keeps moving over the runways and 3D buildings, then follows the traffic. Nobody at the front desk needs to work the controls.
Around the pattern
The camera pulls back. Trails make the turns visible as aircraft come around toward the runway.
The arrivals board
Read the tail number and aircraft type, with the route when it's available. The board shows altitude and an estimated arrival time while the map moves behind it.
Behind an aircraft
The camera follows an arrival toward the runway, or a departure climbing away. When there's no aircraft to follow, it stays with the other views.
Aircraft callouts carry the tail number, type and available route. At towered fields, the screen shows traffic near the airport or flying to or from it. The weather strip uses the field's METAR.
The cafe stays on screen.
The host venue has the left side of the bottom band. Local businesses rotate on the right, so a pilot waiting for lunch can find the shop that handles maintenance on the field.
Airport Manager mode puts the airport's own panel beside an aircraft photo from Planespotters.
The fields we've set up so far
These airport profiles are configured in the app. We're arranging the first venue screens, starting with Okeechobee.
- KOBEOkeechobee County Airport
The Landing Strip Cafe is the first venue profile. - KBCTBoca Raton Airport
A towered field with a configured profile and sample business panels. - KSUAWitham Field, Stuart
The profile includes City Diner, near the field. - KFLLFort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
The profile includes Fly305 Cafe and sample business panels. - KLAXLos Angeles International Airport
An airport profile is ready; no host venue is assigned. - KLNAPalm Beach County Park Airport
The demo capture shows Palm Beach Flight Training as the host.
A small PC behind the TV
Sky Power TV runs on a small Windows PC connected to any TV. It needs internet for live traffic. Leave it running in the lobby or at the cafe counter.
We set up the airport profile and the host panel with you. Send the airport code and tell us where the TV will go.
Tell us about your TVA few practical details
What does the PC need to run?
Windows 10 or 11 with the Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime. The app fills a 1080p or 4K display. We'll go over the PC and connection before setting up your screen.
Do we need an ADS-B receiver at the airport?
The screen gets live traffic over the internet from Sky Power's own network. An on-field receiver can help with low aircraft and ground coverage. Ask us about coverage at your airport.
Can we choose the businesses on the bottom band?
Yes. We'll work with you on your host panel and the local businesses beside it. The ads in these screenshots are examples, not confirmed advertisers.
How are blocked aircraft handled?
Blocked tails are filtered before traffic reaches the screen. If the blocklist is missing or unreadable, all traffic is hidden. We still need to load the current FAA LADD list before a venue installation.
What will it cost?
Write to us with your airport and the TV you have in mind. We'll talk through the setup and cost with you.
Send us your airport code.
Tell us about the lobby TV or the spot above the cafe counter. We'll reply with the next steps for your field.
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