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1040- Acft 10 (Nighthawk?) working HMX-1 Ops (318.9) requesting fuel truck when they land.
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Geico Skytyppers practicing for Jones Beach airshow off of Long Island
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See on ADSBX a #21-0024 (AE64CC) flying around L3 Texas.. one of the new C-40s for Hawaii?
What's going on over the coast of NC? Tanker 62-3498 circling all morning.
Prob tanking Marine Corp F-35Bs out of Cherry Point..
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139- Devil 11 flt (4 X F-16s 119th FS NJ ANG) working ZNY Millville (323.3)>ZDC Modena (307.25)>ZDC Kenton (354.15). From Kenton they pushed to button # 6 and turned up on ACY approach (327.125).
1250- Mash 82 (KC-135R # 60-0359 434th ARW, AFRC Grissom ARB, IN) working in AR218 (274.45).
1300- ADS-B showing Golden Knights Demo Team Dash-8 # 17-01609 (GKA 609) inbound to Long Island NY. Departed from FT Bragg NC.
1250- Mash 82 (KC-135R # 60-0359 434th ARW, AFRC Grissom ARB, IN) working in AR218 (274.45).
1300- ADS-B showing Golden Knights Demo Team Dash-8 # 17-01609 (GKA 609) inbound to Long Island NY. Departed from FT Bragg NC.
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Has been out of ILG twice now 168332
Reach 172 flew ADW-NYG and now south west bound possible for Texas visit. 00-0172.
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1305- Nacho & Deft flts (3 X F-22 27th FS) working ACM training in W386 (238.1/228.45/238.825/350.05). Acft told to avoid the Test Track.
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Fat Albert up over Jones Beach?
ADS-B Exchange - tracking thousands of aircraft
ADS-B Exchange - tracking thousands of aircraft
Hearing FA on 305.5 here in Ct.
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1335- Titus 32 (C-12 # 76-0171) working PAX approach (120.05) for entry into the restricted areas from floor to FL200. ADS-B showing him as C12TEST. Also working Bay Watch (305.2) advising he will use " the tunnel" back to ADW after his flt.
Hearing Blue Angles... "Low Show"
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From Reuters:
May 25, 2022
3:37 PM EDT
U.S. FAA vows 'immediate action' after Capitol security scare
By David Shepardson
WASHINGTON, May 25 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) told Congress it has taken "immediate action" to ensure U.S. Capitol Police are aware of unusual aerial events after an April 20 small airplane flight that prompted a security scare.
FAA Acting Administrator Billy Nolen said in a letter to Congress that the agency will provide advance notification of special event flights in the Washington-area.
Nolen said the agency believes "this will provide all of our interagency partners with the extra time necessary to reduce any potential confusion," the letter dated Friday said. "The steps we have taken will provide an additional margin of safety by reducing confusion on any unusual flight operation."
A single-engine [sic
] DHC-6 plane flying the U.S. Army's Golden Knights parachute demonstration team over a nearby Washington Nationals baseball game last month was mistaken for a potential security threat and prompted an evacuation of the U.S. Capitol.The FAA, which publicly apologized last month, declined to comment Wednesday.
The FAA submitted a seven-page event timeline, which confirms the FAA's Air Traffic Security Coordination team at the National Capital Region Coordination Center (NCRCC) "did not provide this advance notification" as was commonly done before similar flights.
The timeline says a Capitol Police watch officer at the NCRCC advised a U.S. Capitol police officer that the plane spotted was an authorized flight.
A separate FAA document confirmed the plane did not enter prohibited airspace around the U.S. Capitol.
Nolen also said he had met earlier this month with Capitol Police Chief J. Thomas Manger. Capitol Police did not immediately comment.
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi last month criticized the "outrageous and frightening mistake."
Her office referred questions Wednesday to her prior statement.
The U.S. Capitol Police initially said they were tracking an aircraft that posed a "probable threat" but minutes later said there was no threat.
Pelosi said last month Congress wanted to know who at the FAA "will be held accountable."
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1443- Two acft chatting on 235.85, which I have as NH ANG (Pack) A2A. ADS-B showing Pack 81 (KC-46 # 17-46029 NH ANG) flying north along the NJ coast. ADS-B only showing 1 acft but must be flt of two.
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A salute to the Long Island based 106th RQW for a long distance mission last week
DVIDS - News - NY Air Guard's 106th Rescue Wing conducts mid-ocean medical supply drop (dvidshub.net)
DVIDS - News - NY Air Guard's 106th Rescue Wing conducts mid-ocean medical supply drop (dvidshub.net)
Charleston AFB shows a C-17 going to Marthas Vineyard early Friday morning...
Rumor is that they are going to pick up another motorcycle.
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UPDATE: A plane, a motorcycle, a mystery
Air Force investigates ‘unplanned stop’ at Martha’s Vineyard Airport.
By George Brennan and Rich Saltzberg -March 25, 2022
Updated March 28 @ 2:45 pm
A military cargo plane that stopped at Martha’s Vineyard Airport Friday, scooped up a motorcycle, and continued on its way was “an unplanned stop,” according to a spokesperson for a U.S. Air Force reserve unit out of Mississippi.
“While performing an off-station training mission, a U.S. Air Force Reserve crew with the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, 403rd Wing, Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, made an unplanned stop at Martha’s Vineyard Airport, Massachusetts, March 24,” Lt. Col. Marnee Losurdo wrote in an email Monday. “Leadership is aware of the incident, which is under investigation.”
Lt. Col. Losurdo was responding to an inquiry made by The Times on Monday after the Massachusetts National Guard said it had no knowledge or involvement in the mysterious visit.
The incident set off wild speculation in comments and on social media about whom the motorcycle belonged to. In a follow-up email, Lt. Col. Losurdo wrote, “The motorcycle belonged to a member of the aircrew. While the incident is being investigated, there isn’t much more I can tell you until it’s completed.”
UPDATE: A plane, a motorcycle, a mystery - The Martha's Vineyard Times (mvtimes.com)
Sunday trip to Texas
VFA-125 F-35Cs (RAIDER 11?) chat on 311.225 passing Kentucky on the way to the Jones Beach Airshow on Long Island, New York in the audio clip below.
Sounds like they have a local TV spot going live at 5:45 pm, might be early, slowing cruise to Mach .80.
Show center coordinates are passed, it will be a boat in the water.
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