If you’ve uploaded a photo of an aircraft to JetPhotos, and it's not showing on Flightradar24, here are a few reasons why this might be the case:
Screening Process: All photos uploaded to JetPhotos go through a screening process to ensure they meet the required quality standards. Until your photo is approved, it won’t be displayed on Flightradar24.
Newest Photos Displayed: Flightradar24 prioritizes displaying the newest photos by photograph date. This means that even if your photo is approved, it may not appear if there are newer images of the same aircraft.
Composition Requirements: To ensure a clear view of the aircraft’s paint scheme, photos that don’t show the entire aircraft—like close-ups, silhouettes, or partial views—are excluded from Flightradar24.
Excluded Categories: Certain photograph categories are not displayed on Flightradar24. Photos labeled as "cabin," "wing view," "cockpit," or marked as "exclude from Flightradar24" will not appear.
If your photo meets all the requirements and has passed the screening, it will display on Flightradar24.
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