NearestPlane
NearestPlane is a UK maker of handmade WiFi flight tracker displays that show the nearest aircraft's airline, route, altitude and speed, with no app or subscription.
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About NearestPlane
NearestPlane is a UK company that makes a live flight tracker display for the home. Each unit is handmade to order by Harry Ingram, a director of NearestPlane Limited (Companies House number 17253099), a company registered in England and Wales in 2026. According to the company, more than 3,000 of its displays are now in homes across over 50 countries.
What NearestPlane sells
- The NearestPlane display: a 64 by 32 RGB LED panel, 27cm wide, that joins 2.4GHz WiFi and looks for the closest aircraft every 30 seconds
- A boxed kit with a protective case, USB-C power cable, printed quick-start guide and an NFC tag carrying support details (the 5V 3A wall plug is not included)
- Gift orders, packed as a gift and timed to arrive by, or not before, a chosen date within the UK
- A dedicated military-aircraft version, arranged by contacting the maker directly
NearestPlane says the display recognises around 5,900 airlines and shows each name in that airline's own colours, alongside route, altitude, speed, distance and bearing. Owners change units, aircraft filters, the scan radius (1 to 200 miles) and night mode from a phone browser, and a tracking page lets the display follow any single flight worldwide until it lands. Firmware updates arrive over WiFi at no charge.
Delivery and returns
UK delivery is free and goes by Royal Mail. NearestPlane's terms say most UK orders arrive within 3 to 5 days of ordering, although dispatch can take up to 10 days in busy periods. The display also ships to Europe and further afield: EU buyers pay import VAT at checkout through the IOSS scheme, and buyers in other countries can choose to prepay duties and taxes.
A display can be returned for a full refund within 30 days of delivery if it comes back in its original condition and packaging, and the maker asks to be contacted before anything is posted. Change-of-mind return postage is the buyer's cost, while faulty units are collected or returned at NearestPlane's expense. Refunds are paid within 5 business days of the item arriving. The warranty runs for 6 months in the UK and 3 months elsewhere.
Shipping & Returns
Free UK delivery by Royal Mail; most UK orders arrive 3–5 days after ordering (made to order; dispatch up to 10 days in busy periods). Ships to Europe and worldwide: EU import VAT prepaid at checkout via IOSS; other countries can prepay duties and taxes. Dated gift delivery available within the UK only.
Returns Policy
Return within 30 days of delivery for a full refund, in original condition and packaging; message NearestPlane before posting. Change-of-mind return postage paid by the buyer; faulty units returned at NearestPlane's cost (UK Royal Mail label). Refund within 5 business days of receipt. Warranty: 6 months UK, 3 months international.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is NearestPlane delivery in the UK?
UK delivery is free. NearestPlane says most UK orders arrive within 3 to 5 days of ordering by Royal Mail, although dispatch can take up to 10 days in busy periods because each display is made to order.
What is NearestPlane's returns policy?
NearestPlane gives a full refund on returns made within 30 days of delivery, in original condition and packaging. Buyers should message first; change-of-mind postage is the buyer's cost, faulty units go back free, and refunds are paid within 5 business days of receipt.
How long is the NearestPlane warranty?
The warranty covers manufacturing defects and hardware faults for 6 months from delivery in the UK and 3 months on international orders. NearestPlane pays return postage on UK warranty claims and tries a remote fix first.
Does NearestPlane need an app or a subscription?
No. NearestPlane says its display needs neither an app nor a subscription: setup takes about 5 minutes through a phone browser, it runs on home WiFi and a 5V 3A USB-C plug, and firmware updates are free.
Does NearestPlane deliver outside the UK?
Yes. NearestPlane ships from the UK to Europe and the rest of the world. EU buyers pay import VAT at checkout through the IOSS scheme, and buyers in countries such as the United States, Canada and Australia can choose to prepay duties and taxes.
Who makes NearestPlane displays?
NearestPlane displays are handmade to order in the UK by Harry Ingram, a director of NearestPlane Limited. The company, number 17253099, is registered in England and Wales and was incorporated in 2026.
How can shoppers contact NearestPlane?
NearestPlane's support page lists two channels: WhatsApp messages to Harry, which it says get a reply within a few hours, and email at harry@nearestplane.com. Owners manage device settings at nearestplane.com/settings and flight tracking at nearestplane.com/tracking.
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