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TheGorrilla
12th Oct 2023, 15:52
Does anyone know what happened to the Nairobi airways 787 that was intercepted and diverted to STN today? Happened about 1445z apparently.

Onions
12th Oct 2023, 16:30
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-67093649

caiman27
12th Oct 2023, 16:30
It's all over. Aircraft now pinging and about to fly to Heathrow. Expected departure 17.30 local.

thnarg
12th Oct 2023, 16:35
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune.org-vbulletin/1362x1879/img_4146_06252d34c941c84043fd96a87a64b1484e0840e5.jpeg

Huh?

toratoratora
12th Oct 2023, 17:15
There is a real story there somewhere!
How on earth did it have the fuel for that?

TheGorrilla
12th Oct 2023, 17:16
All ended well then.

dmba
12th Oct 2023, 17:37
There is a real story there somewhere!
How on earth did it have the fuel for that?
Russian hacker

dmba
12th Oct 2023, 17:38
Captain switched his vpn on

chief chimpanzee
12th Oct 2023, 17:41
possibly poor radar coverage?-- in my day- mostly hf comms n position reporting that part of the world.

DaveReidUK
12th Oct 2023, 20:06
possibly poor radar coverage?

Well virtual radar rather than the genuine variety, but yes.

Standard caveat on the flight-trackers where a significant portion of the route is out of range of the feeders:

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune.org-vbulletin/388x109/out_of_coverage_2_5a0c5a206d80fe5babe0e7869c2447371bf01d28.j pg

dmba
13th Oct 2023, 01:13
But it wasn’t out of coverage any other day

DaveReidUK
13th Oct 2023, 06:56
But it wasn’t out of coverage any other day

Really ??

I'd be fascinated to see an example of that flight being tracked continuously from origin to destination.

thnarg
13th Oct 2023, 07:32
Really ??

I'd be fascinated to see an example of that flight being tracked continuously from origin to destination.

Same day…


https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune.org-vbulletin/1043x1406/img_4147_411a81805c4cc6f71258c08fc3c9e53cb15b999b.jpeg

Airbanda
13th Oct 2023, 09:19
Same day…


https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune.org-vbulletin/1043x1406/img_4147_411a81805c4cc6f71258c08fc3c9e53cb15b999b.jpeg
The colurs along that track suggest that FR24 has filled in the missing bits - a join the dots exercise.

Having watched a/c go out of coverage overland in Oz it's no surprise that FR24 lacks feeds in Africa!!

DaveReidUK
13th Oct 2023, 10:32
The colours along that track suggest that FR24 has filled in the missing bits - a join the dots exercise.

Having watched a/c go out of coverage overland in Oz it's no surprise that FR24 lacks feeds in Africa!!

Exactly. Plus the pop-up warning to help colour-blind FR24 users that I showed in my previous post. :O

AeroAmigo
13th Oct 2023, 11:43
I really wouldn't read too far into random aircraft suddenly appearing over Russia, FlightRadar24 themselves today had an issue with false ADS-B data being fed/injected to their servers causing most of the aircraft over Moscow to appear to be squawking 7700, my phone was pinging none stop for about half an hour with the alerts, they've since tweeted to acknowledge it. Plenty of people using false flight tracks/ADS-B data as a tool to spread false/disinformation or cause panic to the unknowing. Could be "script kiddies" as they're known messing around or people with more sinister intent, either way, pay no attention too it.