Sky Dance-2 minutes to read all the flights in Europe one day

The British National Air Transport Agency (NATS) is responsible for air traffic in the UK and other locations around the world, and NATS knows more about this delicate choreographer than the average person. NATS released this video to make people intuitively appreciate their daily busy work. Video at 1440 times times the speed played, a plane to draw a pure laser, close to look at, you will find more interesting details ...

The video contains data on British radar data from June 21 last year and on the flight plans of other countries in continental Europe last July 28.

First, we noticed that flights from North America to Europe were ordered on a parallel route, not a line but a few lines, as if they were flying on an invisible freeway. We took the view to England, some of which were flown to other big cities in Europe, others to cities like Madrid or Lisbon.

If you look closer, complex flight management brings a strong sense of 3D, from the video can be seen in the London Gatwick Airport and Heathrow Airport in the Low-altitude maneuver of the aircraft, like the Arab art of the vortex pattern, while the other aircraft is climbing to cruising altitude.

The video shows people the space-moving planes in such a way, rather than the dots we see on the radar map, which is even better if there are interactive software that can be viewed globally and scaled at will. The search for the cruise Flight 370 is underway, and with this video, we have a good idea of how active the air traffic is on top of people's heads every day.