Aircraft In Distress on 11175

[SCPD]

Reach 1028 contacting Puerto Rico reporting they have a possible engine shutdown requesting landing at alternate. Aircraft reported that they departed from Bermuda.

Time:2130 UTC

 

[N1RNR]

command post states no flight plan filed foor take off requests from bermuda must contact base commander and portaguese and us authorities will take about 30 mics

 

[kpoe_28]

Reach 1028 contacting Puerto Rico reporting they have a possible engine shutdown requesting landing at alternate. Aircraft reported that they departed from Bermuda.

Time:2130 UTC

I copied that one also.

 

[SCPD]

Anybody catch the freq they switched to?

 

[SCPD]

Ok....they are still on 11175. sounds like the issue is with 1029 the sister ship of Reach 1028.

 

[Saint]

Reach 1028

Ok....they are still on 11175. sounds like the issue is with 1029 the sister ship of Reach 1028.

Your correct it's the sister ship 1029 with the problem , Puerto Rico will check with Reach every 10 minutes.
Steve
Fort Erie Ontario
21:59 UTC
coming in clear and loud down this way.
11.175 mhz

 

[SCPD]

The situation is still active. Aircraft requesting landing at "Lodgers".

 

[SCPD]

Your correct it's the sister ship 1029 with the problem , Puerto Rico will check with Reach every 10 minutes.
Steve
Fort Erie Ontario
21:59 UTC
coming in clear and loud down this way.
11.175 mhz

Saint did you catch the type of aircraft involved? Also does anybody know where Lodgers is?

 

[Saint]

type of aircraft

Saint did you catch the type of aircraft involved? Also does anybody know where Lodgers is?

Sorry I don't know the type of aricraft they are flying.
Steve

 

[brandon]

Lajes is in the Azores off Portugal.
Did anyone catch a recording of it?

 

[Skypilot007]

Reach 1029 is still working Puerto Rico requesting phone patch then they QSY to 11.220. Still active it seems.

 

[SCPD]

Lajes is in the Azores off Portugal.
Did anyone catch a recording of it?

Ok so they departed from Bermuda and were requesting to land at Lajes Azores which means they must be somewhere over the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Not a good spot to have engine problems!!! Anybody know if they made it to their destination OK?