AI6YR Ben
This plane looks to be noping out... the other plane no longer visible, did not see it land and the position was off... (but could be GPS jamming and they landed and turned of ADSB). Either that, or bad stuff happened. Anyway... landing at an airport under attack is no bueno. #IranWar #aviation #DXB
I wonder what happened to UAE35Q. They were landing but their position was off runway, no more signal. But, GPS has been unreliable. John Wiseman's GPS website apparently has been getting scraped by everyone to figure out where stuff is cattywompus.... This seems like a bad place to be if you are a plane, still.
UAE13U and UAE93P seem to be making new plans. The people running around in circles look like they are packed in there... stacked up in the same circle.
Stacey Campbell@ai6yr UAE5V is heading into Iran airspace.
@stacey_campbell RUN AWAY! RUN AWAY!
@stacey_campbell I wonder if they were following GPS signals, but the signals jammed, and they made a bad mistake
@stacey_campbell That descent rate make one wonder what is going on there... Bad place to be.
@ai6yr It's very strange. At a minimum they'd be talking to ATC and be in radar contact. ATC could give them vectors to wherever the heck they're meant to be going. That plane originated in New York.
@stacey_campbell These folks have decended significantly and are circling again perilously near the Iranian border. IMHO they are lost and have no clue where they are... they saw the Iranian airport on the island (a landmark) and went "OH SH**" and don't know what island it is except that it shouldn't be there. They've now descended to 10,000 feet, perhaps under cloud cover and now trying to figure out where the heck they are. Perhaps radio is being jammed too. It seems like a bad situation. Or, it's a non-existent plane? (spoofed ADSB?)
Ryan M@ai6yr @stacey_campbell the flightradar24 track is completely different, with clear GPS jamming signs. I wonder if ADSB receivers out there are receiving/sending bogus information while FR24 is using satellite tracking @flightradar24
Flightradar24@rpmik @ai6yr @stacey_campbell GPS jamming and spoofing are affecting flights in the area making ADS-B data alone unreliable. When able, we’re using MLAT to provide a true path of the aircraft.