pybelugaxl
A Python library to track the Airbus BelugaXL flights in real time using FlightRadar24.
Features
- Fetch current BelugaXL flights
- Filter by registration number, flight status, or departure/arrival airport
- Return detailed flight information: position, speed, altitude, departure/arrival times
- Return a boolean if a specific aircraft is found in a given zone
- Get stats about the entire BelugaXL fleet
Usage
from pybelugaxl import get_beluga, is_beluga_in_zone
flights = get_beluga(status="enroute")
for f in flights:
print(f"{f.registration}: {f.from_airport} -> {f.to_airport}, Altitude: {f.altitude} ft")
in_zone = is_beluga_in_zone(zone="france", registration="F-GXLI")
print(in_zone)
Documentation
Documentation is available here
Installation
pip install pybelugaxl
Attribution
Data is provided by the unofficial FlightRadarAPI library (MIT License).
License
This project uses an MIT license, see LICENSE file for more information.
1 maintainer
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