Wind reconstruction for what just crossed the border.

AirVeto reconstructs where airborne objects drifted from, using Open-Meteo wind data at the altitude and time of each crossing. It is built for border agencies: probable release-zone estimates for balloon incursions, and a record of atmospheric conditions during drone interdictions.

Live Wind Data
Multi-altitude wind flow along the EU's eastern border, from Finland to Romania. Updated hourly.
Aircraft Tracking
Live ADS-B flights for every country on the map.
3-Day ForecastPRO
See the wind field up to 3 days ahead, at every altitude on the map.
Custom DataPRO
Plug your own ADS-B receivers, AIS feeds, or sensor data straight into the map.
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What border teams get.

Release-zone estimation

For a wind-drift balloon, the wind at the height it rode and the time it crossed gives a probable release zone on the other side of the border.

Patterns across incidents

Compare the wind across many events to spot recurring release paths and seasons. For powered drones the wind gives conditions at the point of interdiction, not the route.

Your sensors on the map

Radar, observation posts and drone detection feeds overlay on the same map through the custom data API (Companies).

Shift teams

One organisation account for every operator on a 24-hour post. Invoice billing for the public sector.

149
Airspace incidents archived, EU eastern border
8
Wind heights for crossing reconstruction
1h
Wind update cadence (ICON-EU via Open-Meteo)

Where the archive is deepest.

Multi-site coverage, integrations or onboarding: hello@airveto.com. Companies deployments are scoped one by one.

Tell it what you need. It plans the map

Ask in plain words and it runs your map: it places radars, sensors, vehicles and markers, moves them as plans change, connects your own data feeds and checks the wind at 8 heights at each one. It briefs you; you decide.

Where should my drone interceptors (15 km) have been during the 8 Oct incident?
Wind at 8 heights
Coverage plan
Wind blew into Lithuania all night, at every height. These 3 sites would have covered 56% of the inflow border; the biggest gap is east of Ei拧i拧k臈s. Placed on your map.
Three planned drone-interceptor sites with 15 km rings along the Lithuania-Belarus border near Var臈na, night of 8 October 2026

Discuss your deployment requirements directly.

We scope Companies deployments individually. Tell us your border segment, team size, and whether you need custom sensor integration.

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