r/flightradar24

Just heard this go by overhead. Anyone have any insights? Thanks!

It was loud enough to upset the dog. We get all kinds of air traffic in DC so I'm used to most noise, but this was unique. Just curious what went by. Thanks!

Edit: Looks like it's landing at Camp Spring/Andrews AFB.

u/JustHereForCookies17 — 6 hours ago

What is this?

This guy flies every night on the edge of the border of Mexico and New Mexico, any ideas on what it is?

u/steven_santa — 3 hours ago
▲ 8 r/flightradar24+1 crossposts

Russian military AN-124 in the Middle East?

Dropping off or picking up? Maybe delivering nukes to Iran?

u/tom_wilson1150 — 10 hours ago

My first ‘touch and go’

I flew from London Heathrow to Athens (BA262) this morning and experienced my very first ‘touch and go’ (as I’ve learned it’s called), and my first aborted landing for that matter.

There were high winds approaching the runway and while the landing felt a little bumpy, I was not at all expecting to suddenly take off again.

Much smoother second time round, thankfully. But as a nervous flyer, I’m hoping I’m one and done on this. 😮‍💨

u/haileybaileyone — 21 hours ago

Royal Navy and German Air Force above the River Thames

A Royal Navy Merlin HC3 helicopter took off from RAF Northolt, followed the A40 and then flew directly over the River Thames at 900ft to the O2 Arena, then turned around and returned to Northolt. Yesterday, two German Air Force planes did the opposite, following the path of the Thames to the West. Unsure whether it was German Air Force or Navy because Flightradar24 identifies them as both.

u/BrownBreadx — 23 hours ago

Aero K off the coast of Korea

Immediately after the code the plane went out of coverage. does anyone have any news?

u/Wolly529 — 1 day ago

Odd Medevac Route?

Took off from a hospital. Speed and alt are constant. Area where it looped usually requires medflight for moderate-serious injuries because its an island, but it doesnt seem to be landing

u/Far_Pool_1453 — 1 day ago

Firefighting Chinook in SoCal

N42CU has been making water drops for a few hours now right next to a historic testing site known for hazardous material. It burned in 2018 but may still be dangerous.

u/spency_c — 1 day ago