Cool things seen on FlightRadar
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el stovey said:
kapiteinlangzaam said:
The US MIL were flying one of these bad boys over NW Germany two days ago....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_Grumman_RQ-...
Blocked a big bit of airspace (huge in fact), but luckily at v. high Flight Levels.
No FR24 shot unfortunately, I had to make do with a live radar screen instead
If they're unmanned, how do you go about communicating with the operator? Presumably they still need ATC clearances etchttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_Grumman_RQ-...
Blocked a big bit of airspace (huge in fact), but luckily at v. high Flight Levels.
No FR24 shot unfortunately, I had to make do with a live radar screen instead
Sylvaforever said:
el stovey said:
kapiteinlangzaam said:
The US MIL were flying one of these bad boys over NW Germany two days ago....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_Grumman_RQ-...
Blocked a big bit of airspace (huge in fact), but luckily at v. high Flight Levels.
No FR24 shot unfortunately, I had to make do with a live radar screen instead
If they're unmanned, how do you go about communicating with the operator? Presumably they still need ATC clearances etchttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_Grumman_RQ-...
Blocked a big bit of airspace (huge in fact), but luckily at v. high Flight Levels.
No FR24 shot unfortunately, I had to make do with a live radar screen instead
Another website to look at, but it doesn't have aeroplanes on it, is www.skyvector.com where you can mess around with the layers and put up weather satellite pictures on it. It shows where the daily tracks across the North Atlantic will go.
Look at a similar one before I go to work to see how busy it is going to be!
I like the ship trackers to, as we have to wait for cars to be built overseas and you can track the car carriers on their long journeys out here.
Look at a similar one before I go to work to see how busy it is going to be!
I like the ship trackers to, as we have to wait for cars to be built overseas and you can track the car carriers on their long journeys out here.
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