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A plane over Brno spraying a British mutation of the coronavirus is probably the craziest conspiracy theory that has swept through the Czech Republic since the beginning of the pandemic, and although it has already been disproven, some people unfortunately not only still believe it, but also continue to spread it. We will not convince you in the following lines that this is incredible nonsense (because we believe that it is probably not necessary), but we will offer you an opportunity to nip similar conspiracies related to planes and their spread of the coronavirus in the bud. Flight routes can be conveniently tracked from iPhone using the FlightRadar 24 application, which will tell you a lot about airplanes - including the fact that the plane is definitely not spraying coronavirus over you, but is just flying over for a specific purpose.

Airplane over Brno

Airplane over Brno

The FlightRadar24 app is in App Store It is completely free to download, but if you want to unlock more features or remove advertising space, you can subscribe to it on a two-monthly basis. Pro However, just tracking planes will be quite enough, its basic free version will suffice. It is absolutely simple to use. You just need to start it and then just watch the planes flying around the world on the map. Individual planes are shown on the map using icons.oneks in that you can simply click on them and learn more about them - for example, which airline it is, and where it is going from and where it is going. There is also information about whether it is a cargo or passenger aircraft. In short, FlightRadar24 is an application that every aviation enthusiast should have on their phone. And if not on their phone, they should at least have the page saved in their browser flightradar24.com, which is the web version of this app.

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