π¨π¦ Why don't we make a list of the locations and planes so people can click a map and see where the plane or helicopter is they're looking to spot? We can do that. #CanadaRemembers 1/n
2/n This will also shows the @RCAF_ARC that the public can benefit from the #RCAF using Mode-S and ADS-B in Canadian domestic airspace, even if the rest of the country's antiquated infrastructure doesn't *need* it, we can use it, and they can do it, right now.
Nova Scotia
Bridgewater CP-140
Chelsea CP-140
Cole Harbour CH-148
Dartmouth CH-148
Eastern Passage CH-148
Lunenburg CH-148
Mahone Bay CP-140
New Germany CP-140
Parkdale CP-140
New Brunswick
McAdam CH-146
Ontario
Arnprior CH-147F
Ottawa CF-188
Toronto CC-130J
Whitby CC-130J
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie Bell 412*
Alberta
Calgary CT-155
Edmonton CH-146
Elk Point CT-156
Lethbridge CT-155
British Columbia
Campbell River CH-149
Comox CH-149
Courtenay CH-149
Cumberland CH-149
Kamloops CT-155
Nanaimo CH-149
Sidney CH-148
Vancouver CP-140
Westwold CT-155
CT-155 Hawk
(I haven't made a list of them yet π¬)
Here is a link which (if the load isn't too much on the server) will show all the planes of the RCAF which match the description of the aircraft participating in today's Remembrance Day fly-bys.
Old aircraft using Mode-S will be only visible near metropolitan centers where 4+ receivers have them in line-of-sight (LOS)
(CT-156, CP-140, CH-147, CH-148, CH-149, ..)
Modern aircraft use ADS-B and transmit their GPS-derived location; only 1+ receivers needed in LOS. (CC-130J)
We won't see the CF-188 coming to do the Ottawa fly-by because of @RCAF_ARC policy. They could use Mode-S, but they don't use their Mode-S transponder in Canadian domestic airspace, by choice, obfuscating their movements, which is disappointing on 11/11.
π·πΊ On 2021-11-12 the Russian Air Force (#RuAF) made a long range aviation training sortie, which included 2x Tu-160 strategic bombers and tanker support, in international airspace.
Why hasn't @OttawaCitizen demanded an apology and retraction from @EarnscliffeCda yet? Their goon accused @davidpugliese, a well respected journalist, of being a Russian stooge. I assume @YaroslavB's unprofessional conduct is normal at Earnscliffe, representative of their work.
Funny thing, they're not just in the survey business, they do damage control. You'd want them engaged if you had an embarassing problem you wanted the media to sweep under the rug; like meeting with Nazis. Hey... π€
Did anyone mention he works for their Canadian federal team? If the Canadian government engaged them to sweep things under the rug, he's in a position to know that already. π€
How many media organisations, alleged-journalists, and pundits, will display their ignorance by not looking up what an Air Defence Identification Zone #ADIZ is, and call it #Taiwan's airspace, which it is not.
Let's keep a running tab; I've dragged many of them previously.
Reminder: a check mark has nothing to do with accuracy or integrity, and @eha_news is clearly not a trustworthy source. They published misinformation at best, or disinformation they were not aware of, and issued no corrections or retractions when corrected. π€·ββοΈ
The narrative wasn't corrected at the onset it's now spread like wildfire. Finding the same lie across multiple checkmarked accounts does not make it true. Parroting a lie doesn't absolve journalists from reporting the truth, and this isn't it. π
π¨π¦ #RCAF CC-144D Challenger 144620 (one of the new ones) departed #Ottawa#CYOW on 2021-09-26 with callsign #CFC3080, very likely carrying General Wayne Eyre, the acting Chief of the Defence Staff.
After a brief stop in Prestwick π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ, they flew to Mihail Kogalniceanu Air Base in Constanta π·π΄, and used the same callsign the whole trip.
We also see very clearly the sensor being used is on the right hand side of the plane; they conduct the pass at ~370kn, turn around as fast as they can (~450kn+), and make another pass, three times. Their departure wasn't forced, they were done; they left at ~420kn; not that fast