Hey everyone! I’ve been flying in Infinite Flight for over a decade, and lately I’ve been building something I’m genuinely excited to share with the community.
We already have a bunch of trackers for IF—but let’s be honest: most of them are basically FR24-style flight trackers. When you open a 2D map on the Expert Server, it’s usually packed with 1,000+ aircraft, and trying to spot your flight or check your route gets messy fast. Your airplane ends up buried under a sea of traffic, and it stops being fun to look at.
So I kept thinking:
“Why doesn’t IF have a tracker that feels like the inflight airshow moving map you see on an IFE screen as a passenger?”
After a lot of planning and development… I finally made it.
Introducing: Infinite Aeroshow
Pretty cool, right? 
The idea is simple: bring the IFE airshow experience into Infinite Flight.
This is not an FR24 clone. Instead of showing every aircraft on the server, Infinite Aeroshow loads only your IF flight on a 3D satellite globe, so you can sit back and enjoy watching your flight like you’re a passenger following along on the seatback screen.
What does it include?
At a glance, Infinite Aeroshow is built around four main parts:
The map with Aircraft, Route line, City lables on the 3D satellite tiles, Top bar, Bottom bar, and Cabin overhead panel (for fun )
The top bar shows things like your flight number, route, and a progress bar, plus a set of buttons (9 total) for features like: Auto zoom, Route preview, Cockpit view …and more.
The bottom bar cycles through key flight data—things like ground speed, altitude, ETA, and other stats—updating regularly so you always have fresh info without cluttering the screen.
And the cabin overhead panel is a bonus feature I couldn’t resist adding: you can toggle the seatbelt sign, and yes… there’s even a Lavatory Mode 
Here are a few screenshots of the main features:
Customization: make it yours 
If you noticed from the screenshots—you’re right: Infinite Aeroshow is highly customizable.
You can tweak the look and feel (colors, styles, map elements, UI vibe) to match your taste, and you can even save multiple presets and switch between them.
Also, it’s a web app—no install, no downloads. Just open it and fly.
Release plan
I’m in the final stretch of launch prep, and I’m rolling it out in two stages:
Phase 1 — Pre-release
I’ll share the website URL + access password only with Discord members first, so we can do an early rollout with the community before going fully public.
(This is not a closed beta—there’s no hard cap on members, but it’ll start within Discord.)
Phase 2 — Public release
Website goes fully public: no password, anyone can use it freely.
Pre-release is now available!
If you want to try Infinite Aeroshow before everyone else, join the Discord here: https://discord.gg/vxtt9NMXF
If you join the Discord, you’ll get: first access to Infinite Aeroshow, update announcements, and a place to share suggestions/feedback and help shape the project.
I’d love to hear what you think—drop a comment with your thoughts, feature ideas, or anything. Thanks! 
And thank you! Looking forward to having you join.