>>5088148

There is a list of sites near the top of this bread that can be accessed free.

Military flights a difficult to track live yet alone trying to find old flights.

If they don't want to be tracked for security reasons then there is little that we can do about it.

Often they will drop off the tracking systems without warning.

Combat planes like fighters and special operations flights rarely show up unlesss it is a training flight.

To find any data would need more info to begin with, aircraft type, callsign, tail#, departure/destination airfield etc.

Without more data it is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

>>5092716

So if you knew for a fact that one flew over a certain place at a certain time, but it did not show up on tracking systems, then you can assume that it was not a training flight and was actually an active operation?

You can only assume that they did not want to be tracked for whatever reason, it might still be a training or non-operational flight however.

You cannot infer anything much about them not wanting to be tracked.

Is there a system where one can go back through time and look at a location to see what has been passing over?

Outside of military secure access I am not aware of any system for tracking back through time.

The only real option is to follow plane spotting forums on various websites blogs etc and see if anyone else has spotted/recorded the movements.