With Kazakhstan rocked by protests this past week, Bellingcat has launched an open source database detailing noteworthy recent flights into and out of the country and is inviting readers and researchers to contribute to it. bellingcat.com/resources/2022…
The aim is to better understand the evolving dynamics in the country in the wake of the chaotic events of the past week.
The ability to follow, in real time, where high profile individuals, cargo flights or even the transport of soldiers to and from a conflict zone can help provide crucial insight.
Entries for the database start on January 3 and it continues to be updated at the time of writing. 
The movement of private jets and Russian military cargo planes, with several spotted on early Saturday alone, can be seen in the dataset.
While Bellingcat researchers will be looking to keep this database up to date over the days ahead, readers can also contribute if they notice any flights of interest
Readers can provide information using the below form for Bellingcat researchers to assess and potentially include in the database forms.gle/7wM3ngG5aFG7vd…
Read more about the database and how to get involved here: bellingcat.com/resources/2022…
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