FAA is trying to prevent you from tracking celebrity aircraft. Here is how

US Federal Aviation Administration last week age a base , I signed the law Last year, this allows private aircraft owners to request their names and addresses in particular. According to FAA, this means that ownership information will not be provided on its websites for the general offer.

Electronic request form It is provided For owners for use. The new rule seems to be, at least in part, in response to social media accounts After air travel information about celebrities like Elon Musk and Taylor Swift.

like I mentioned However, on the verge, those who run the tracking sites, who say they depend on other sources of information for their reports, may not only frustrate the FAA records.

Not a lot of change?

David Getman, CEO of the company Monark Air GroupA private charter in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, told CNET that the new FAA privacy control will not do much to prevent flying tracking from publishing about the arrival and prominent people.

“There is no physical change,” said Getman. “FAA’s rule allows the owner of the plane to ban ownership information, not the actual tracking of the plane. Most of the aircraft are not owned by the individual, but by a company or confidence.”

Guessman said that the prominent people are often photographed their arrival and leave on planes and those images in the end on social media, it is not difficult to follow.

“Once the plane is connected to someone, it becomes easier to follow, as nothing has changed on this side,” he said.

Getman said that special covenants like him can make it more difficult for followers because different aircraft are used at different times for different customers. Tracking as a whole, will not disappear.

“In my opinion, the planes are tracked a certain fact, a recent fact, just like photographers who are chasing celebrities outside restaurants,” said Getman. “Any plane movement, from Taylor Swift to strategic bombers, is available online.”