How do I track my Ibex Airlines flight?

Enter the flight number at the top of this page, for example FW1234. You will see the status, expected time, gate and terminal. If the aircraft is airborne right now, it also appears on the map above.

What do FW and IBX mean?

FW is the code on your ticket and in the flight number. IBX is the callsign the crew uses on the radio and the code the aircraft shows on radar.

Which airlines fly the same routes as Ibex Airlines?

On 11 connections you will also find All Nippon Airways, on 4 Malta MedAir and on 4 Fuji Dream Airlines. Useful if you are looking for an alternative on the same route.

My flight is not on the map. Why not?

The map shows aircraft that are airborne right now and broadcasting their position. An aircraft still at the gate or just landed broadcasts nothing and will not appear. Coverage matters too: positions come from volunteer-run ADS-B receivers, and there are gaps over oceans and sparsely populated regions. Search by flight number instead: that page works even when the aircraft is on the ground or briefly out of range.

Where does this data come from?

Connections are derived from observed callsign routes and are not an official schedule: they say nothing about which days a route operates. Positions on the map come from ADS-B receivers. Flight status, gate and terminal come from the airports themselves.

Airline

Track your Ibex Airlines flight

IATA FW · ICAO IBX

Follow Ibex Airlines live on the radar

Every dot is an aircraft operated by Ibex Airlines that is airborne right now, anywhere in the world. The list below adds altitude and speed. Positions come from volunteer-run ADS-B receivers; coverage has gaps over oceans and sparsely populated regions.

When do you need to be at the airport?

Enter the flight number and you will see the expected time, the terminal and the gate. Whether you are picking someone up or flying yourself, you will know when to leave home.

Route map

Pick a hub to see where this airline flew from there over the past twelve months, with how often per route. From the flight archive, not a published schedule.

Popular departure airports

Another Ibex Airlines departure airportCurrent airport: FUK

3,106
Flights in twelve months: 22
Nonstop routes: 9
Destinations: 9
Departure airports: 1
Countries

Ibex Airlines operates 22 direct connections from 9 airports to 9 destinations in 1 countries.

The largest departure points are Niigata (2), Fukuoka (4) and Osaka (3).

At Niigata, Ibex Airlines accounts for 757 of 4,499 departures.

On 11 connections Ibex Airlines shares the destination with All Nippon Airways, on 4 with Malta MedAir.

Operated by Ibex Airlines:757
Other airlines:3,742

Of all departures from Niigata over the past twelve months, 17 percent were Ibex Airlines. The rest were other airlines.

Departure airports

The airports this airline flew the most flights from over the past twelve months, from the flight archive.

Destinations

The airports this airline flew to over the past twelve months, most flights first.

Frequently asked questions

How do I track my Ibex Airlines flight?: Enter the flight number at the top of this page, for example FW1234. You will see the status, expected time, gate and terminal. If the aircraft is airborne right now, it also appears on the map above.
What do FW and IBX mean?: FW is the code on your ticket and in the flight number. IBX is the callsign the crew uses on the radio and the code the aircraft shows on radar.
Which airlines fly the same routes as Ibex Airlines?: On 11 connections you will also find All Nippon Airways, on 4 Malta MedAir and on 4 Fuji Dream Airlines. Useful if you are looking for an alternative on the same route.
My flight is not on the map. Why not?: The map shows aircraft that are airborne right now and broadcasting their position. An aircraft still at the gate or just landed broadcasts nothing and will not appear. Coverage matters too: positions come from volunteer-run ADS-B receivers, and there are gaps over oceans and sparsely populated regions. Search by flight number instead: that page works even when the aircraft is on the ground or briefly out of range.
Where does this data come from?: Connections are derived from observed callsign routes and are not an official schedule: they say nothing about which days a route operates. Positions on the map come from ADS-B receivers. Flight status, gate and terminal come from the airports themselves.

Route source

Hubs, destinations and the route map come from the flight archive (ADS-B, adsb.lol): what this airline actually flew from October 2025 to September 2026, counted per route per month by callsign. We do not see every flight, so this is a floor. Updated on October 6, 2026.

These routes come from the flight archive (ADS-B, adsb.lol): what actually flew over the last twelve full months, counted per route per month by callsign. Not a timetable: we do not see every flight, and a listed route does not guarantee a currently bookable flight.

Last updated: October 11, 2026Data source: adsb.lolODbL (adsb.lol), samengevat door de serverkant