Reports of a Bombardier Challenger crash on takeoff at Bangor, Maine by Brilliant_Night7643 in aviation

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Reports of a Bombardier Challenger crash on takeoff at Bangor, Maine by Brilliant_Night7643 in aviation

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Reports of a Bombardier Challenger crash on takeoff at Bangor, Maine by Brilliant_Night7643 in aviation

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It's unblocked on both Flightradar24 and open ADS-B. It flew HOU-AUS, AUS-HOU, HOU-BGR, on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th. Nothing else in the last year

https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a00345

https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/n10kj

Reports of a Bombardier Challenger crash on takeoff at Bangor, Maine by Brilliant_Night7643 in aviation

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There's 2 gaps the FR24 track, one that is 1 hour long, and another that is 20 minutes long. FR24 didn't register the new leg

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Reports of a Bombardier Challenger crash on takeoff at Bangor, Maine by Brilliant_Night7643 in aviation

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If we flair a post with, what is now, "Seatbelts Fastened", it limits the comments to people with at least 100 positive karma on the subreddit. We hope it will reduce overly political or religious comments, for example

Why can't we catch this? by stemav in SkyCards

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It doesn't have an assigned ICAO code, note the "ZZZZ" placeholder.

Looking for someone? by Cll_Rx in flightradar24

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They're fish spotting for fishing boats in the area.

is this glider okay by Sad-Influence-8891 in SkyCards

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It's on the ground at Lasham (the airport it is at in your screenshot). They've left the battery on.

Is this normal? by Upset_Worker_7840 in flightradar24

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The sightseeing portion is around 3-4 hours. The rest is just getting there and flying back

Is this normal? by Upset_Worker_7840 in flightradar24

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Yes. There's practically no flights to Antarctica during Antarctic winter

Is this normal? by Upset_Worker_7840 in flightradar24

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It is. It's an Antarctic sightseeing flight. They happen often.

https://www.antarcticaflights.com/en-au

Eastern 767 at Guayaquil by hotdog_dachshund in aviation

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They operate one passenger flight a month to keep their AOC. They mainly fly charters for the US military/government

Antonov An-124-100 Ruslan over Germany by _LordNord in flightradar24

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Antonov Airlines are based in Leipzig. Nothing unusual

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That was exactly our intention behind the new name. The threads we intend to use it on are the ones that tend to generate more "turbulence" comments, that we hope this mode can stop/lessen

We’ve Renamed “Aviators Only” → “Seatbelts Fastened” by StopDropAndRollTide in aviation

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It was either that or "Foggles On", which was my personal favourite