Wednesday 14 September 2022 12:44 AM Flight tracking website CRASHES as 6milllion try to follow progress of Queen's ... trends now
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Popular aircraft tracking service FlightRadar24 crashed under the weight of the six million people who attempted to log onto the service as the late Queen was brought to London from Scotland.
As the RAF C-17 transport aircraft prepared to taxi to the runway, millions of people across the globe attempted to follow the jet online.
Moments later, the website, which tracks thousands of aircraft a day across the globe crashed.
The popular FlightRadar24 aircraft tracking website crashed as the late Queen's body was flown out of Edinburgh Airport onboard an RAF Boeing C-17, pictured
The flight carrying the Queen's remains from Edinburgh to London was the number 1 aircraft being tracked by the website FlightRadar24
The service confirmed almost six million people attempted to log onto the site to track the aircraft in the minutes before it departed Edinburgh
Followers soon noticed the
