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Help ID an aircraft high level over W London

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Old 18th May 2009, 20:50
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Help ID an aircraft high level over W London

Aprox 21.00 this evening flying due south over west london quite high over 20.000ft. Now the strobes where on front and back not on the wings which where slightly swept also 4 engines which seemed close together. Anyone able to help the light was fading, it looked like something russian my lens was just that bit not strong enough. The color was white top/blue bottom (Volga dpner)...maybe .................help... Thanks
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Might of been this it was in the air around this time see sbs log from cheshire area.

1540A0 RA-82080 - 16:36:00 18/05/2009 00:00:00
1540A0 RA-82080 POT132 20:45:00 18/05/2009 00:00:00
1540A0 RA-82080 POT853 16:36:00 18/05/2009 21300 20:45:14 04:08:53


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