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A sunset arrival into São Paulo’s Congonhas Airport is always memorable—especially from the cockpit. Known for its short runway, dense urban surroundings, and tall buildings lining the approach path, Congonhas offers one of the most iconic and technically demanding landings in Brazil.

Since 2021, our Featured ADS-B Feeder series has highlighted the passionate individuals powering AirNav Radar’s global flight tracking network. This month, we’re featuring Tales Marinho de Araújo, who has been sending ADS-B data from the remote western reaches of Amazonas, Brazil, for about a year.

Augusto Tadeu is a Brazilian air traffic controller who uses AirNav Radar in his daily work. Read our blog post here!

In recent years, live streaming has undergone a significant transformation, witnessing YouTubers and aviation enthusiasts pioneering creative methods to captivate their viewers. One up-and-coming innovation gaining widespread popularity is the AirNav Radar Webcam Program. This dynamic tool empowers content creators to provide live, up-to-the-minute airport perspectives, transforming their channels into vibrant aviation hubs. Want to know how to become a part of this program? Read on to discover how to apply!

Over the last few months, the team at AirNav Radar has been working incredibly hard to provide as much ADS-B coverage worldwide to make the tracking experience as smooth and as accurate as possible.