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Seems like it’s 100% fatal god bless their souls. There’s a video posted on twitter from a nearby mining company’s CCTV showing the plane in a near vertical nose dive to the ground
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Same here. We are in Holton le Clay and get a lot of Donna Nook range traffic plus Biggles out on his daily jaunts from Coningsby, before returning home for tea and medals.I find it interesting to see what’s thundering over us or off the coast. We get a lot of Coningsby traffic at night during the week.
It’s not often you see much military traffic at the weekends. It must be special training to put up a C1300 Herky Bird on a Saturday.
Two flights out of USAF Base Area Moron this morning, 1st a Globemaster about half an hour ago and then a KC-46A Pegasus tanker 5 minutes ago.
Here it is doing circuits above the North sea.We are currently camped in a field midway between Fairford and Brize Norton. A Hercules C130 has been doing circuits and bumps. A B52 went directly overhead earlier, very low, and then headed North.
That is a bit strange. I'm guessing an emergency with the aircraft itself rather than a passenger as I would imagine they'd be landing at the nearest suitable airport if a passenger was ill.United airlines 777 Frankfurt to Houston, sqawking 7700 over UK, reversing course back to continent. (I cannot get the screen grab to insert in this message).
Having looked back at it, the plane is now (14:48hrs) heading due north! Very odd.
I have just looked on Twitter and apparently the aircraft was dumping fuel over the North Sea, it is now reducing height and nearly back to Frankfurt.That is a bit strange. I'm guessing an emergency with the aircraft itself rather than a passenger as I would imagine they'd be landing at the nearest suitable airport if a passenger was ill.
Yes, a C32 is basically a slightly militarised 757, sometimes called ‘Air Force Two’According to the blurb on Flightradar it is a Boeing 757, but yes it could have the 'support party' on board. .
I'm learning all sorts as a result of this threadFirst time I've see Luxembourg involved and a sentry aircraft too.
Could it be a BlackbirdSomething flying very high and fast over Norfolk/Suffolk. Not sure what it is - seems too fast for a U2 - normally they cruise at 400ish knots and I don’t think they can reach 760+. Service ceiling of a F15 or Typhoon is about 65,000ft, F16 slightly lower, so seems to high for a fighter.
Possible it’s being spoofed or reporting incorrect data?
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Could it be a Blackbird