Database Update Requests

Started by Marpleman, May 26, 2010, 09:23:34 PM

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andrewarles

Hi,

3B77FB 421 / A310 / French AF is populating as Hawker Siddeley BuccaneerS50 / South African AF

Andrew
16 NM SSW of LFMV (Avignon)
27 NM NW of LFML (Marseille)
Arles, France.

Runway 31

Andrew,
3B77FB now on as F-RADA c/n 421 A310-304
393CCA now on as F-GPGK F900 c/n 069

Alan

ACW367

Quote from: Runway 31 on August 26, 2010, 08:46:49 AM
Andrew,

For the reasons Dave states we will be staying with the details of MAA and MAB.  As for the BC-A, they are shown as a C17 on the database.  Something happens from the database to your screen which changes it.  Airnav should be looking at this in the meantime make the change manually in database explorer and this will stop in re-occuring.

Airnav are also aware that the photo links we are allocating are not reaching users.  To get the correct photos you may need to search airliners-net using the id's they use

www.airliners.net/search/photo.search?regsearch=A7-MAB

www.airliners.net/search/photo.search?codesearch=MAA&distinct_entry=true

andrewarles

I think the Spanish AF/Navy Falcon 900's need to be checked.
T.18-1 / cn.38 in db as 353507 ok
T.18-2 / cn.90 in db as 353508 and 341391
T.18-3 / cn.77 in db as 3542C3 should be 353509 ?
T.18-4 / cn.74 in db as 35350A and 3542C4

Should there be a . between the T and the 18?

Andrew
16 NM SSW of LFMV (Avignon)
27 NM NW of LFML (Marseille)
Arles, France.

DaveReid

Quote from: andrewarles on August 26, 2010, 09:23:04 PMShould there be a . between the T and the 18?

As a general rule, Spanish military aircraft have a dot between the role letter and the type number.  As it happens, the Falcon 900s are an exception, but I suspect that's just an accidental omisson.
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freqhopping

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Quote from: freqhopping on June 22, 2010, 02:08:49 AM
Has anyone IDed A2E800? It's for N287AD which is not assigned.

It flies north-south over the eastern US and passes over Virginia twice a day at about FL360.  So it's most likely a commercial jet.  It has never had a flightID.

I think I may have figured this out.  Seems like it could be HC-CIJ Aerogal Boeing 767-322ER cn 25287.  It flies between KJFK and SEGU. 
The flight from SEGU to KJFK is GLG700.

It used to registered as N287AV A2E810 which could easily have been miscoded as A2E800.

Even a picture placing it at KJFK at night.
 http://www.flickr.com/photos/11606523@N06/4695449618/

Runway 31

Andrew,

The Spanish Falcons are on the database as follows

T.18-1 353507
T.18-2 353508
T.18-3 353509
T.18-4 35350A

Any other information on these aircraft that comes with the system should be deleted, the information above is correct.  These discrepancies only go to highlight why were are going through the updating process.

The aircraft detailed are all operated by the Spanish Air Force out of Madrid Torrejon

Alan

BOM1

One with a miscode

00A611 AP-BIU  B737-236 Shaheen Air International currently populates with it's previous reg. ZS-OKE.    

Steve   .   

andrewarles

Hi,

405FB9 FlightID GHFAA isn't populating.

Andrew
16 NM SSW of LFMV (Avignon)
27 NM NW of LFML (Marseille)
Arles, France.

Runway 31

Steve,

00A611 is a South African code and unfortunately until the aircraft(if ever) starts using its correct doace there is little we can do other than deleting the details from the database.  Then you will only get DELETE.  We dont normally put misscode info in the database.

Runway 31

Andrew Premier 1 G-HFAA now on database.

Alan

BOM1

Alan,

That's interesting.  Isn't the idea to tie-up the current registration of an airframe with a particular code even if that code doesn't relate to the country the aircraft is now registered in?  I recently went to Jakarta where a very high amount of the traffic was transmitting a miscode.

Any particular reason for not putting miscodes in?

Steve


Runway 31

Mainly because it is not correct.  00A611 relates to ZS-OKE and its not, its AP-BIU which should be coded something else.  If we were to put in all the misscodes there would probably more wrongly detailed aircraft than correct ones.  We would then be forever having persons advising us that we are using the wrong data and castigating us for that. 

If you want to manually update your own box with the wrong code relating to particular aircraft feel free to do that.

Alan

andrewarles

Hi,

A0CACB FlightID N150GF, Hawker 850XP needs to be added.

Andrew
16 NM SSW of LFMV (Avignon)
27 NM NW of LFML (Marseille)
Arles, France.

Runway 31