The amount of aircraft in the skies over Devon and Cornwall has reduced drastically during the COVID-19 coronavirus lockdown.
But planes are still streaking across the sky - and interest in where they are from, what they are doing and where they are going is greater than ever.
Using flight tracking apps, we'll be monitoring the skies today, and trying to answer those questions.
Scroll down for the latest updates.
Another plane passes the Isles of Scilly on its way from New York to Paris
An American Boeing 767-3S2F(ER) has jut passed the Isles of Scilly. The Fed Ex owned jet, registration N112FE and flight number FX5046, is making its way from New York to Paris.
Two planes heading over Cornwall
Two planes are flying over Cornwall at the moment.
A Boeing 777-3FG(ER) from Saudi Arabia, registration HZ-AK36 and flight number SVA035 is heading from Jeddah to Washngton,. US.
And a Turkish Boeing 747-428F(ER), registration TC-ACM and flight number THY6320 is heading from Atlanta USA, to Istanbul..,
D-CGAA has left Newquay and is now flying across Devon
The Hamburg Airlines Cessna 560 Citation XLS+Cessna 560 that flew from Bristol to Newquay is back in the sky again. It’s flown over Dartmoor and is has just gone past Exeter. No details available on where it’s heading.
Mystery jet over South Devon
An Embraer Phenom 300 jet is flying over South Devon. No registration or flight details are available.
Mystery jet flies over the Isles of Scilly
A mystery Cessna 560XLS Citation Excel jet has flown over the Isles of Scillies, heading towards Ireland. No registration details are available for this flight.
Ryanair jet flies over Isles of Scilly
Ryanair Boeing 737-8AS, registration EI-EGA and flight number RYR5QR, has flown over the Isles of Scilly, en route to Dublin from Lisbon.
We've got another one... a Ryanair 737 heading for Madrid
A Boeing 737-8AS has just flown across Devon.. Ryanair’s EI-ENJ took off from Liverpool at 11.20am and is bound for Madrid. It’s flight number is RYR30.
German jet does a U-turn
The D-CGAA, jet has just done a u-turn over the Atlantic - and is now heading back towards the Cornish coast.
German jet headed to unknown destination
A Cessna 560 Citation XLS+ has jsut flow across Devon and is now in North Cornwall, heading out towards the Atlantic. The German registered Air Hamburg jet, registration D-CGAA, took from Bristol at 11:09am - but no destination information is available
