TinEar
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Alan, Jetspeed is the callsign of Executive Jet Management. They are a division of ExecJet/NetJets. They manage and organise flights on aircraft they dont own [Execjet are the ones they own and sell shares in, Quarter Shares typically, hence the N***QS registrations]. I guess when you have the facitilies and network to manage over 900 or so of you`re own a/c, its easy to use those assets to manage a/c for other owners.
Most a/c in the program fly with fixed callsigns, that usually relate to part of their reg.
Anyway here is that flight you referred to.
FlightAware > Live Flight Tracker > American Air Services, Inc. D/B/A Executive Jet Management #57
be looking on your log for a Gulfstream4 with N57*** or similar, or 57 somewhere in there.
Biz-jets are my thing, when the military traffic slows down again here.
Thanks for the education Adrian. I had no idea who they were. Nevertheless, it still didn't appear to be displaying a Mode-S signal. Every aircraft I was showing on the log between 2000-4000 feet when he called Andrews Tower was a commercial jet. It's really nice to be able to jigger the columns on the SBS aircraft log to quickly look for something like that. I also do that often when I hear an aircraft give his squawk code to be able to find it on the list of 150-175 aircraft that are on my log at any given time flying within range of my antenna.
P.S. I'm continuing the log of Andrews arrivals in my last message above just to keep it all together. I know other aircraft are on the way such as 85-0050.
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