Time to touchdownWhen an aircraft overhead is on its way in to land, the display counts down the minutes until it does.
A clock and the weatherNothing overhead? Instead of sitting on “Scanning”, it shows the time and the forecast for exactly where you are.
Flight numbersShow BA158 instead of BAW158 — the number on the ticket, not the one air traffic control uses.
The next three aircraftAn optional second screen listing the three next-closest aircraft after the one overhead.
Emergency alertsIf an aircraft near you squawks an emergency code, the display flashes red.
Notable aircraft by nameGovernment, royal and celebrity aircraft are recognised and named on screen instead of showing a callsign.
BrightnessFive levels, for when it is too bright of an evening. Takes effect within a minute, with no restart.
Scroll speedHow fast a long line slides across the display. Five settings, from slowest to fastest.
Night modeTurn the display off overnight — set in your local time, and correct through the clock changes.
Altitude filterIgnore anything below or above a height you choose. Useful if you live near a small airfield.
Name your displayGive each one a name. Handy if you have more than one around the house.
Pick your spot on a mapDrag a pin to set your location instead of typing in coordinates.
