Because there aren't enough ADS-B receivers in the world.
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KATC

This is a fun little pet project that can ingest ADS-B messages sent from nearby planes and analyze them.

I started working on it after I left my position at OverDrive, and I decided to implement it in the most ostentatious, micro-service-y way I could. Essentially, the approach I would have shot down in my professional life! Call it a palate cleanser.