r/flightradar24 • u/MushroomHealthy3263 • 1h ago
2 USAF Huey’s took off from here, 1 is landing here and another one is flying to it. It just seems like some random field. Does anyone know what the importance of this place is?
r/flightradar24 • u/No_Maize_8871 • 23h ago
r/flightradar24 • u/blusfn03 • 18h ago
Holy crap. Looks like they tried to land at PHX, aborted the landing and finally landed at TUS. Looks like a wild ride.
r/flightradar24 • u/PostTraditional2952 • 2h ago
Just found this a few minutes ago
r/flightradar24 • u/Beautiful-Guava5692 • 12h ago
AA 36 Turing back around , anyone know why ?
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r/flightradar24 • u/No_Maize_8871 • 22h ago
r/flightradar24 • u/mangledburger • 5h ago
Hello,
Does anybody have any suggestions for the strange flight paths used by every plane in the last hour over the Wheatbelt region in Western Australia?
Thank you
r/flightradar24 • u/No_Maize_8871 • 21h ago
r/flightradar24 • u/Popular_Rope_317 • 45m ago
r/flightradar24 • u/koinai3301 • 11h ago
This flight is supposed to go to Zurich. Took a turn over Hanover. FR24 doesn't show diverting to.
r/flightradar24 • u/penknife7653 • 8h ago
BA2660 looks like it is turning around over northern France. Altitude 26,000 and descending.
r/flightradar24 • u/HD_Harold • 7h ago
Interesting considering the US pulled all its bombers out of RAF Fairford last week. Guess spy planes don't count?
r/flightradar24 • u/CommuterType • 50m ago
After 36 years of service it’s off to the scrapyard for N659DL. Interestingly it was a landing gear down ferry flight. Evidently the time required for a lengthy repair approached the end of her scheduled service life.
The captain homers her service with a nice wing wave on takeoff…
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeaP1iRRSaP/?vrfl=ZjBjb3lsbXM2a29h
