SHF530 18/9/24 tie up please
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2024 12:09 pm
A Chinook that went over Burton on Trent heading SE on the 18th September at approx 1700 Z and landed at Odiham at 1748 Z, any clues as to its ID please? Thanks
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This is a recent one, it went to the MFTA about a week ago, it was ZH904 then as well so seem's it's consistent at least. I don't think CAFEAB is anything tactical it seem's to just be on ZD981 and also occasionally a Wildcategbjdh wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2025 6:40 pmFor info, a Chinook called into Gloucester this afternoon for fuel, pinging 333333 and it was ZH904. No idea whether 333333 is always ZH904 (as a mis-code) or whether 333333 is used like the Hex CAFEAB and tactically switched amongst Chinook airframes? Anyone know any more?
OK thanks. Re CAFEAB, we've had a few Chinooks pinging that code in Gloucester for fuel in the last three years. On one occasion one of them started out from Odiham with the usual 43Cxxx code and changed mid flight. Not had a WIldcat on CAFEAB so far, all their visits are 43C codes.AlexLee05 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2025 3:08 pmThis is a recent one, it went to the MFTA about a week ago, it was ZH904 then as well so seem's it's consistent at least. I don't think CAFEAB is anything tactical it seem's to just be on ZD981 and also occasionally a Wildcategbjdh wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2025 6:40 pmFor info, a Chinook called into Gloucester this afternoon for fuel, pinging 333333 and it was ZH904. No idea whether 333333 is always ZH904 (as a mis-code) or whether 333333 is used like the Hex CAFEAB and tactically switched amongst Chinook airframes? Anyone know any more?
Have you checked these Hex codes when you notice one not tracking:JLewis_Aviation wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2025 12:05 pmAnother interesting note is there are at least 2-3 RAF chinooks that point blank don’t track