Overhead
Live aircraft within thirty nautical miles of the town, closest first.
Nothing broadcasting within thirty nautical miles just now — the quiet sky is also an answer.
Live aircraft data is unavailable at the moment. It comes from community-run receivers and will return when their feed does.
Aircraft broadcast their own position, height and callsign every second (a system called ADS‑B); volunteer receivers across the country collect it, and this page shows everything heard within thirty nautical miles of Largs — the whole of Arran, Glasgow and Prestwick traffic, the Coastguard helicopter, transatlantic flights crossing high overhead. Tap a plane on the map for the short version; the cards below have the detail, closest first. Where a flight's usual route is known it's shown too — that comes from a community lookup of the callsign, not the aircraft itself, so it appears only when it checks out. Not everything flying appears: some military and light aircraft don't broadcast, so this is what's transmitting, not a complete picture of the sky.
Aircraft data from adsb.lol — a community network of volunteer receivers, open data (ODbL). This site runs its own receiver station, which fetches the Largs picture from that network and relays it here. Positions are as broadcast by the aircraft themselves; route lookups via adsbdb. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.