D10 影響力紀錄 IMPACT
What we made, how long it took, and who cited it.
hungATC is a startup with a public-interest mission. After an incident, people want to know what the tower and the crew said. This page records how quickly we turn the audio, subtitles and tracks into a video, and which outlets cited that material. The numbers are computed directly from our incident log.
Tracking since 28 Sep 2026
Event reconstruction
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Live stream and subtitles
These figures are already published elsewhere on this site, with dates and samples.
118.7MHz
Taoyuan Tower, received 24 hours a day
6.8s
median from end of call to subtitle
77%
of sampled subtitles usable as-is
5,380
YouTube subscribers
2
published case studies
How we count
- Event: an aviation occurrence that can become a reconstruction video, such as a go-around, a rejected takeoff, a runway change or a wave of weather go-arounds. The founder logs it or the system detects it; events the founder marks as not worth a video are not counted.
- Detection: when the system detected the event or the founder logged it. Material ready: when the audio, subtitles and tracks were assembled. Published: when the video went public.
- Media citation: a public report that used hungATC material and credited the source, listed with the outlet, date and link.
- Events involving emergency transmissions or private material are counted in the totals and timings only, never linked or described. No transmission content ever appears on this page.