What you can find on WNGLTS
Live aviation streams on YouTube, recent highlights, an upcoming live calendar, and content for people who enjoy takeoffs, landings, and aircraft movements at Madrid-Barajas.
Madrid-Barajas spotting
Live plane spotting from Madrid-Barajas Airport
WNGLTS streams and publishes plane spotting videos from Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport, with an upcoming live calendar and a welcoming aviation community.
Live streams from Madrid-Barajas
When a live stream is scheduled, we show it on the website calendar and on the YouTube channel. Plans may change due to weather, operations, or availability, so it is worth checking the schedule before each stream.
Videos and highlights
Alongside live streams, we collect recent videos and highlights so you can catch up even if you missed the live broadcast.
Hangar
Keep reading in the Hangar
Guides, context and editorial reads about Madrid-Barajas, airline operations and the plane spotting world.
How we make a WNGLTS live stream: the invisible technology behind three hours of watching the sky
A camera, a tripod and aircraft going past. From the outside it looks simple. From the inside, every stream means building a small production environment in the open air, holding a connection for hours, powering all of it, and making the on-screen information appear on its own. Here's how it actually works.
31 August 202616 min read
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IB1473: the Iberia flight that will chase the total solar eclipse above 10,000 metres
On 12 August, Iberia will operate an Airbus A321XLR departing Madrid-Barajas at 18:45 with a single purpose: climbing above the clouds to observe the first total solar eclipse visible from the Iberian Peninsula in more than a century. A research team from the Shelios project will be on board, and the event will be streamed live from the cabin over Starlink connectivity. Here is everything known about the flight, why altitude has the advantage on 12 August, and which details remain unconfirmed.
06 August 20267 min read
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The Schengen Area: what it is, where it came from, and why it affect us
The Schengen Area is the world's largest territory without internal border controls, where over 450 million people move freely. We cover its origins on the banks of the Moselle in 1985, how it works, who governs it, how it is protected, and what changes in 2026 with the EES and ETIAS.
01 August 202610 min read
Read articleFrequently asked questions about Madrid-Barajas spotting
Where can I watch WNGLTS live streams?
You can watch them on the WNGLTS YouTube channel and use the website to check upcoming scheduled live streams.
Are the streams always from Madrid-Barajas?
Madrid-Barajas is the main airport for WNGLTS content, although plans may vary depending on availability and live stream conditions.
Can I sync the schedule with my calendar?
Yes. The website provides an ICS link so you can sync upcoming live streams with your calendar app.
WNGLTS
WNGLTS streams and publishes plane spotting videos from Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport, with an upcoming live calendar and a welcoming aviation community.