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Offline Angry Turnip

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Transponder weirdness
« on: July 31, 2022, 01:00:26 AM »
Noticed this on FR24, surely a record for altitude for a Cessna 172  :D

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EAST MIDLANDS
BST (UTC +01:00)
YHM
HAMILTON
EDT (UTC -04:00)
SCHEDULED
22:30
ACTUAL
23:41
SCHEDULED
01:50
ESTIMATED
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759 km, 01:07 ago
4,905 km
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AIRCRAFT TYPE(C172)
Cessna 172A Skyhawk
REGISTRATION
C-FMHZ
COUNTRY OF REG.

SERIAL NUMBER (MSN)
AGE
Recent C-FMHZ flights
CALIBRATED ALTITUDE
34,025 ft
VERTICAL SPEED
GPS ALTITUDE
TRACK
295°
Speed & altitude grap
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Re: Transponder weirdness
« Reply #1 on: July 31, 2022, 01:08:20 PM »
I can't even find a C172 with that reg lol

It was a Cargojet Boeing 767 out of East Midlands, and most probably C-FMIJ which had landed around 6:30 and came from Hamilton, though there could have been more than one as it's a busy hub.

Miscode or wrong reg? hard to tell :)

C02080 is the code for the *172* C-FMHZ
C0208A is the code for the 767 C-FMIJ
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