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ModeS: 3C68B4
Registration: D-AJET
ICAO Type code: E35L
Type: Embraer Legacy 650
MSN: 14501166
Airline: ? (not Air Hamburg)
Operator code (ICAO): ? (not Air Hamburg)
ModeS: 3CC129
Registration: D-CALL
ICAO Type code: C55B
Type: Cessna 550 Citation Bravo
MSN: 550-0834
Airline: ? (not Air Hamburg)
Operator code (ICAO): ? (not Air Hamburg)
AHO sold D-CALL and D-AJET - not AHO fleet anymoreLast edited by Raoul Lehmann; 2017-04-15, 08:31.
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Originally posted by dedevillela View PostIts a miscode.
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Originally posted by fuxiang99150780730 in reality is B-8868, but in the database is B-8322
For info, GLF4 B-8322 was re-regd as N203RC. http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinqu...umbertxt=203rcDon't know the ICAO type code? Look it up here.
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Originally posted by Tyke's Aero blog View PostIt is, yes. The planes can be entered as miscodes so long as it's not being shared by another aircraft, which in this case it is as it's being used by CORRECT frame in Australia. You have to understand that only one registration can be appended to the hex code otherwise how would the database know which one to use and display when it receives 7C7F7A from someone? The problem is that South America as a whole has a very lax attitude to hex codes and generally don't bother to have them recoded when purchased from their previous owner. You should petition your government to fix the problem as only they can change it and in the meantime you have to accept that a lot of aircraft in South America cannot be listed correctly in the database - it is not FR24s fault.
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