Database Update Requests

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Quote from: John Hargreaves on March 22, 2012, 05:44:30 AM
Alan / X,

The one from the sandpit resolved -

010156  SU-AAC  A320-214  c/n 3246  Air Arabia Egypt  -  ex A6-ABM

John H.

John

Thanks for confirming

X

superspotter

Hi Guys;
Back in sunny Lagos for the next week. One on my box, in fact the only thing on my box just now: 5N-BJS Ce560. Hexcode showing as A72803 which equated to N560MF c/n 560-5703 at one point. regards clive.
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superspotter

Another Nigerian Hex: 064084, this is definitely an Allied Cargo 727, watched it land but I dont know which one it was, regards clive.
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superspotter

Another Nigerian: 064090. It's a Beech 1900, watched it land and it is 5N-MPA, the tower cleared him off the runway using his reg, regards clive.
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Runway 31

Mark,

A28AB9   N263GA not assigned by FAA but reserved by Gulfstream Aerospace, test registration used by different models in the past so now in d/b as such
A832DE   N6272B, SOCATA TBM 700C1, c/n 328, Big Rapids Products Aviation ex N627DB

Thanks

Alan

Runway 31

Thanks for sorting the Air Arabia mystery John.

Alan

Runway 31


Runway 31

Hi Clive,

Nice to have you back.

A72803 decodes to N560MF which FAA shows as exported to Nigeria. 5B-BJS, Cessna 560XL Citation XLS, c/n 560-5703
064084 unknown to me
064090 5N-MPA, Beech 1900D, c/n UE-149, Mobil Products Nigeria

Many thanks

Alan


Runway 31

Thanks for that X

Much appreciated

Alan

superspotter

Cheers Alan. Having just got back from the freight apron here in LOS I can confirm that 064084 belongs to 5N-BJN Allied Cargo 727, regards clive.
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Runway 31

Your a star Clive

Many thanks

Alan

superspotter

5N-BNM Bae125 but still using the hexcode 406156 just landed here in LOS, regards clive.
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neroon79

Afternoon, unknowns from last Log:

245DEC ( no country allocation, flight id: SPOPM, SP-OPM 48B9EC) Hex address is in my opinion to different to be a decoding error.

3C4E16 (Germany, no flight id, hex decodes to D-ACPV, but info about this registration. decoding error might be possible)

3D2271 (Germany, flight id's: DELHH, ATL220E, D-ELHH no information found, ATL: Atlas Air Service)

3D293E (Germany, no flight id, airframes: D-ENWG SC01 Gyroflug    Speed Canard Private CN:?)

3FF078 (Germany, flight id: DMCTA, still no further information)

3FF08D (Germany, flight id: DMCCY, D-MCCY CDUS Autogyro Calidus Flugsportzentrum Mitteldeutschland GmbH source: http://www.flugschulemd.de/downloads.html  )

444E76 (Austria, no flight id)

4A9126 (Sweden, no flight id)

A913D7 (USA, flight id: SOO702, SOO: Southern Air, according to airframes known misuse of hex address by N708SA a B742)

The MIL List:

* 3E896B  GAF777                                                      2012/03/20 13:28:40 
* 3EAC31  LM02                                                        2012/03/20 10:50:01 
* 3ECD5E                                                              2012/03/20 14:53:54 
* 3F4525                                                              2012/03/20 14:29:29 
* 3F4541  GAF034                                                      2012/03/20 09:49:40 
* 3F4541  GAF034                                                      2012/03/20 13:54:13 
* 3F46A6  ATTACK2                                                     2012/03/20 19:09:57 
* 3F4CCC  GAF674                                                      2012/03/20 10:03:12 
* 3F65FB  GAF640                                                      2012/03/20 06:35:48 
* 3F6ADF                                                              2012/03/20 13:14:52 
* 3F7DCC  RAGE1                                                       2012/03/20 14:15:15 
* 3F8854  GAF031                                                      2012/03/20 07:47:24 
* 3F89F0  LM01                                                        2012/03/20 10:49:03 
* 3F8C59  GUNNER                                                      2012/03/20 20:36:39 
* 3F8F56  DIXI16                                                      2012/03/20 13:35:29 
* 3F92B5  SMASH                                                       2012/03/20 08:02:16 
* 3F92B5  SMASH1                                                      2012/03/20 12:38:45 
* 3FA0A5  GAF033                                                      2012/03/20 08:17:26 
* 3FB126  SW81                                                        2012/03/20 18:31:43 
* 3FB2AB  GAF032                                                      2012/03/20 09:19:10 
* 3FB2AB  GAF032                                                      2012/03/20 13:17:01

Regards

Ingo
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Runway 31

Clive,

406156 decodes to G-CGCI this is now as you state 5N-BNM Sikorsky S-92A c/n 920103, Bristows Nigeria

Interstingly there has been another 5N-BNM noted in South Africa.  A Hawker 800XP using the hex of its former ID 00A8C9

Thanks AGAIN

Alan

superspotter

The BNM I allude to IS a 125!! Watched it land. BMN is a 92 according to my Db, which I have also seen, regards clive.
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