Traffic+ is a new traffic system designed to fill the gaps where real-world traffic data falls short. One of the most common things we hear is simple: "I want more traffic."
Not just more airplanes—but traffic that makes sense. Traffic that follows realistic routes, uses believable airlines, and fills the sky in places that shouldn't feel empty.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
- Synthetic Realistic Traffic: AI-generated traffic that follows real routes and uses believable airlines.
- Flexible Modes: Run exclusively with synthetic traffic or blend with real-world data.
- Global Coverage: Fills regions where ADS-B and tracking data is sparse or unavailable.
- Seamless Integration: Works with existing ATC logic, sequencing, and ground operations.
What Traffic+ Solves
Real-world traffic data isn't evenly distributed across the globe. Some regions are effectively data black holes:
- Older aircraft without modern ADS-B
- Legacy infrastructure in some regions
- Limited or unreliable tracking coverage
Places like parts of South America, Africa, or highly restricted airspace can appear unnaturally quiet—not because flights aren't happening, but because the data simply isn't there. Traffic+ exists to solve that problem.
Two Ways to Use Traffic+
Traffic+ doesn't force you into a single approach:
- Want only real-world traffic? Leave Traffic+ disabled.
- Want realistic traffic everywhere? Run Traffic+ exclusively.
- Want the best of both worlds? Let Traffic+ fill in the gaps where live data is missing.
When used alongside real-world traffic, SayIntentions continues to prioritize live data when it exists—and seamlessly layers in Traffic+ where it doesn't.
Where Things Stand
Traffic+ is actively in development. Some regions already benefit from it today, while others will come online as we build out additional datasets—defining which airlines fly which aircraft, on which routes, in areas where real-world data simply isn't available.
This isn't a shortcut or a cosmetic fix. It's a foundational system designed to integrate cleanly with ATC logic, sequencing, ground operations, and airport behavior.