Good question. I haven't stumbled upon any, but it's possible they are out there.
The FAA offers a sample client. Depending on your level of skill, the hardest part might be the onboarding with the FAA which includes establishing a site-to-site VPN between your network and theirs. Once that is setup and some other networking is configured, you can use their Java demo client with the credentials they provide to get the hang of it.
The source of data is an event queue, powered by Solace, using Java's JMS standard. You can write a little bit of a Java to parse the incoming messages to get to the XML payload. Honestly I found that part to be the easiest and the Linux networking parts (as part of the VPN) to be the most difficult.
I wrote up a bit of a guide here, it's a little rough and high-level but I hope it helps clarify things a bit if you feel like working with these feeds/data.
The FAA offers a sample client. Depending on your level of skill, the hardest part might be the onboarding with the FAA which includes establishing a site-to-site VPN between your network and theirs. Once that is setup and some other networking is configured, you can use their Java demo client with the credentials they provide to get the hang of it.
The source of data is an event queue, powered by Solace, using Java's JMS standard. You can write a little bit of a Java to parse the incoming messages to get to the XML payload. Honestly I found that part to be the easiest and the Linux networking parts (as part of the VPN) to be the most difficult.
I wrote up a bit of a guide here, it's a little rough and high-level but I hope it helps clarify things a bit if you feel like working with these feeds/data.
http://www.route3software.com/faa-swim-getting-started-guide...