Interesting Aircraft

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Keith L

AE179C is a F15 and 4625 is a Scottish Mil squawk.  From the callsign I would surmise that Shark11 is also a F15
7 miles ENE of Luton (EGGW)

EK01

Keith,

Just picked up this one on my box here in Central Scotland. Airframes are stating that it is a bogus code often used by aircraft on test flights.

Cheers,

Ian

EK01

Keith,

Disregard the above. Getting ahead of myself. The Mode S code just picked up on my box was 053977 which airframes are stating is a bogus code used often for aircraft on Test flights. Does anyone have any ideas as to its possible identity.

Cheers,

Ian

EK01

Further to Mode S code 053977. He's back again. Flight ID now coming up as SHARK 11.

Cheers

derringer

hi,
I don't know if this mode_s is an "interesting" aircraft:

381EBA cruising at level...510 !

Does anybody has some data about it?


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derringer

Here is a part of my log:




Mode_s without aircraft name are C130
except the Israel Mil which is a B707


All those aircrafts were landed at home
except the NATO (cruising)

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viking9

Quote from: derringer on April 02, 2009, 11:36:46 AM
hi,
I don't know if this mode_s is an "interesting" aircraft:

381EBA cruising at level...510 !

Does anybody has some data about it?




My guess is it's a FAF Rafale.
Tom
Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk UK
15 miles SE of EGUN
32 miles SE of MAM > DIKAS track
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derringer

Possible... Rafale trained last week at home.
I hope to obtain more information during Paris
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DaveReid

Quote from: derringer on April 02, 2009, 12:01:57 PM
Here is a part of my log:




Why have you censored the Egyptian Air Force C-130H ?
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EGNXR

Quote from: EK01 on April 02, 2009, 11:08:43 AM
Further to Mode S code 053977. He's back again. Flight ID now coming up as SHARK 11.

Cheers

SHARK is a callsign used by 492nd FS [LN] F-15E

HTH Cheers John
Based in Derby 5Nm NW of EGNX

ACW367

Did anyone catch the low level harrier over Buckinghamshire this morning between 1115 and 1145.  It was on a practice flypast of RAF High Wycombe and crossed there at exactly 1125. Tomorrow 3 April the actual flypast happens with 4 Harriers. Routing is Benson, High Wycombe, Halton, Cranfield. Overhead High Wycombe at exactly 1125.  Can anyone put them up here if they catch them on thier boxes.

kdt1

#641
ADFEB6 75-0125 B742 Boeing E-4B (747-200B) US Mil 2
callsign QUIT 11

What's the specifics on this guy?



Thanks, Dave and Tarbat

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tarbat

Quote from: jgrloit on April 01, 2009, 10:56:55 PMIt seems unusual for a group of Tornados to be up in the UK after dark.

They fly up until 10pm in my part of the country, and are regularly on the bombing range right up to the 10pm limit :(

derringer

Quote from: DaveReid on April 02, 2009, 04:13:25 PM
Why have you censored the Egyptian Air Force C-130H ?

Nothing is censored. I said it was a C130. (blue case was just the
place of my cursor)
By the way, EW240TH took-off one hour ago, the route
is probably Dushanbe,Turkmenistan
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