The fact that there were like six planes landing in Louisville last night that resulted in zero people being charged really throws a bone in the whole "CCs are charged when planes land in Louisville" theory.
I think maybe cards are charged when leaving the facilities in China...in the past, it probably coincidentally coincided with the planes landing in Louisville (the time they were landing wasn't too far off when planes were leaving China). Then the orders probably get tracking info once they clear customs in the states.
If this is true, then flight tracking won't really do any good since we can't track planes before they leave China. And the times of charges have been changing from day to day, week to week which could mean different manufacturing schedules.
tl;dr: The credit card charges may have coincidently been linked to planes landing in Louisville or Anchorage when in reality the data may simply be a correlation but not causation.