Funny or Unusual Flight IDs

Started by freqhopping, August 22, 2009, 09:09:25 PM

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freqhopping

No.  That's a Special Air Mission flight, thus SAM.  Sometimes they will use SAM#### or S####.  That one also used its reg 070400 for a while. Probably a lazy crew right now not bothering to add the mission number.

freqhopping


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AA0AA4  AHOLE  N746UP  H25X  UNION PACIFIC CORP   2010/07/18 10:48:53

anorak

Just had this one show up, any guesses?
Dave. Exmoor, North Devon.

RodBearden

Rod

knight01


RodBearden

Unusual one - I'd known that Atlas Air were taking over Boeing Dreamlifter operations from Evergreen, but here's the first one that I've noticed.

Rod
Rod

RodBearden

Rod

LSZS

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anorak

Sentinel using this, first time I`ve noticed or should I go to Specsavers. ( what do they use their aircraft for? )
Dave. Exmoor, North Devon.

ACW367

Quote from: anorak on September 07, 2010, 12:15:05 PM
Sentinel using this, first time I`ve noticed or should I go to Specsavers. ( what do they use their aircraft for? )

That will be short for snapshot. Their role is Airborne Ground Surveillance.  The under fuselage radar is very capable.  http://www.raf.mod.uk/equipment/sentinelr1.cfm

knight01

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anorak

Could be the Boss flying  ;-)  (I`m ex 216 entry)
Dave. Exmoor, North Devon.

knight01


Brimon

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