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Icare9
29th Aug 2018, 11:19
At 12:15 currently watching an aircraft overflying Southend.
Flight Tracker shows it as LN-DHZ which comes up as a DH115 Vampire at 101,900 ft....
That seems impossibly high for a 70 year old design...

HEATHROW DIRECTOR
29th Aug 2018, 11:49
Don't trust everything you see on the virtual radar sites.

Dave Gittins
29th Aug 2018, 11:51
FR24 often shows Redhill based aeroplanes as having originated at LGW .. be assured we can't afford the landing fees.

As I don't put any info info into the transponder other than the squawk code of 3767 and don't have ADS-B or anything else, I can only assume FR 24 is making a wild guess.

treadigraph
29th Aug 2018, 12:32
Interesting, just looking for that and instead spotted three Canadian registered A-4 Skyhawks operating over Western Germany, presumably providing target services for Luftwaffe... I recall Flight Systems had some years ago, before that F-100s...

Icare9
29th Aug 2018, 15:04
Agree with not believing everything that appears on the internet, but that just seemed so unlikely that I felt it worth raising, if only for other instances.
Be interested to know if it was LN-DHZ and what the correct altitude was. Coming from the South Coast it would also have set a Climb to Altitude record, perhaps with a Saturn rocket booster?

HEATHROW DIRECTOR
29th Aug 2018, 15:11
It's now 16.06 BST and the Hondajet is showing overhead Farnborough at 0 kts and heading 306 degrees... at 49,875 feet!!!!