LVMPD Aircraft

[ColoradoRedlands]

Does anyone have a rundown of the "METRO" numbers of the various LVMPD aircraft to the type of aircraft and its registration number?

Chris

 

[MtnBiker2005]

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept - FAA Search

N530KK (ModeS: A6B158) - Photo - Flickr Photos- (Last ModeS hit June 13th)
N407DG (ModeS: A4C6F4) - Photo - Flickr Photos - (Last ModeS hit June 9th)

Aircraft without Mode-S

N756NP - 1979 Cessna TR182 - Photo - FlightAware Tracking

N233JP - #6 - Photos - Flickr Photos
N91JK - #7 - Photos - Flickr Photos

N5185G - Photo - Flickr Photos
N911BL - Photo - Flickr Photos
N911WY - Photo - Flickr Photos

 

[ColoradoRedlands]

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept - FAA Search

N530KK (ModeS: A6B158) - Photo - Flickr Photos- (Last ModeS hit June 13th)
N407DG (ModeS: A4C6F4) - Photo - Flickr Photos - (Last ModeS hit June 9th)

Aircraft without Mode-S

N756NP - 1979 Cessna TR182 - Photo - FlightAware Tracking

N233JP - #6 - Photos - Flickr Photos
N91JK - #7 - Photos - Flickr Photos

N5185G - Photo - Flickr Photos
N911BL - Photo - Flickr Photos
N911WY - Photo - Flickr Photos

So, other than #6 & #7 above, does anyone know what METRO number each of the others uses on the radio?

 

[crazynova]

So, other than #6 & #7 above, does anyone know what METRO number each of the others uses on the radio?

Air1 is the Bell, Air2 is the first pictured MD530F and happens to be the newest, Air3 is the "stripped" MD530F which is used for search and rescue, Air4 and Air5 are also MD530Fs, which are used for patrol. Air6 and Air7 are the Hueys, which are used for search and rescue primarily (they do have a hoist/fast rope set up and can use them for SWAT though). Air8 will likely never be heard on the radio, but it's the fixed wing Cessna.

If you look closely at the tail of Air2 in the first picture, you can see the number 2 on the tail. 3, 4, and 5 have their respective numbers in the same place.

 

[airwolfbell222]

They also have an all white Cessna they use for pilot training and recon

 

[MtnBiker2005]

It's now scratched up a bit.

24 September 2012 MD369FF N911BL. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept., Nevada.
Was damaged when it crash-landed and rolled on its side in an unpaved area at the North
Las Vegas Airport, during a "training incident." Suffered substantial damage to airframe and
drive train.

http://www.lvrj.com/news/las-vegas-...orth-las-vegas-airport-landing-171069121.html
http://www.8newsnow.com/story/19628133/breaking-news-metro-helicopter-flips-at-nlv-airport (Video)
http://www.helis.com/database/cn/23088/
http://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/wiki.php?id=149295