Monitoring

Monitor the health of your airport's data feeds and get notified when issues arise.

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Don't see Monitoring in your dashboard? Reach out on Slack or email support@flyfruition.com to enable this feature for your airport.

Overview

The Monitoring system allows you to:

• Track data source health for TSA wait times, flight data, WordPress sync, and more
• Set up alerting with independent thresholds and notification channels per data source
• View system health across your API server, Elasticsearch, and AWS CloudWatch
• Review flight reporting with daily summaries, on-time rates, and delay tracking
• See airline coverage to understand which carriers are included in your data feeds

Monitoring Dashboard

The Monitoring Dashboard provides a real-time view of your data sources and system health.

Data Source Alerting

Each data source is monitored independently and displays its current health status. You can configure thresholds and notification channels for each source.

Monitored data sources include:

• TSA Wait Times - Tracks health and last update time for TSA data
• Flight Data - Monitors flight feed connectivity and freshness
• WordPress Search Sync - Tracks the status of content syncs from WordPress

Each data source shows:

Detail	Description
Status	Current health — Healthy, Degraded, or Down
Errors	Number of errors in the current monitoring window
Last update	How recently the data source was refreshed

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Click Refresh to manually check the latest status of all data sources.

System Health

The System Health section provides an at-a-glance view of your core infrastructure:

• API Server - FlyFruition API availability and uptime
• Elasticsearch - Search engine cluster status and health
• AWS CloudWatch - Cloud monitoring metrics and availability

Each system shows its current status along with a timestamp of the last health check.

Reporting

The Reporting section gives you a detailed breakdown of flight data flowing through your feeds.

Flight Statistics

At-a-glance metrics for your airport's flight activity:

• Total Flights - Total number of flights with a daily average
• Departures - Number of outbound flights
• Arrivals - Number of inbound flights
• On-Time Rate - Percentage of flights arriving or departing on time
• Delayed - Number of delayed flights
• Cancelled - Number of cancelled flights

Data Freshness

Tracks how current your flight data is:

• Data Freshness - Date of the most recent data update and how long ago it was refreshed
• Days with Data - Number of days with available data out of the total tracking window
• Airlines - Number of unique carriers in your feed

Flight Status Breakdown

A summary of flight statuses across your data:

• Arrived - Flights that have landed
• Arrived / Delayed - Flights that arrived but were delayed
• Diverted - Flights redirected to another airport
• Unknown - Flights with an undetermined status

Daily Flight Summary

A day-by-day table showing:

Column	Description
Date	Calendar date
Total	Total flights for the day
Arrivals	Number of arriving flights
Departures	Number of departing flights
On Time	Flights that were on schedule
Delayed	Flights that experienced delays
Cancelled	Flights that were cancelled

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Use the Daily Flight Summary to spot trends in delays or cancellations that may indicate issues with a specific data feed or carrier.

Airline Coverage

The Airline Coverage section shows which airlines are included in your flight data feeds.

Passenger Airlines

Lists all passenger airlines currently being tracked, displayed with their name and IATA code (e.g., American Airlines (AA), Delta Air Lines (DL)).

Hidden from Feed

Airlines that are excluded from reporting statistics. These are typically non-passenger carriers such as charter or private jet operators (e.g., Flexjet, NetJets).

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To manage which airlines are included or excluded, click Manage Airlines in the top-right corner of the Airline Coverage section.