๐จ๐ฆ When #RCAF#14WingGreenwood personnel misconfigure their plane's transponder with a placeholder to fill in a blank (12345677), it suggests they can't be bothered to look up the right value. If so, what else are they skipping, and how does that affect the aircraft's safety?
On 2022-04-27 the same #RCAF CC-130H aircraft, now correctly configured, flew again, showing personnel at #14WingGreenwood can configure a CC-130H Mode-S transponder properly, eventually.
How many days will it be before the same mistake is made again?
I'm going to keep brining it up until it never happens again, because it's unthinkable that they'd be that sloppy. There must be a documentation error that different people keep tripping up on. That should be fixable; it should have been fixed months ago.
Once again, to do my absolute best as a Canadian civilian, with absolutely no business identifying misconfigured military aircraft, I've made the following quick reference, with the best information I have. It can be printed, folded, and kept in anyone's wallet who may need it ๐
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They're great until they cut off your area for delivery after months of service without warning, then you become like me, trying to find and convince a human at @Instacart that they couldn't possibly have cut service to part of #Ottawa intentionally, and that they made a mistake.
I'd like confirmation that an @Instacart product manager woke up one morning and said, you know what? I'm going to intentionally throw established customers in the west-end of #Ottawa under the bus, and not notify them either. รa fait aucun sens @fidjissimo.
I didn't know @apoorva_mehta is Canadian; I'd like to think that gives #Ottawa@Instacart service an edge, but since my area was cut off after months of service, that's not the case. I can't believe they'd be *shrinking* their coverage, which is why I think there was a mistake.
๐จ๐ฆ Excellent report by @Breanna_KS about the Edmonton Police Service's "secret" surveillance plane, but it leaves a lot of questions unanswered, like, how didn't I notice that one before?
Let's go over (granted, with hindsight) all the details.
Let's look up the obvious, planes with an owner of "Edmonton"
There are 4 plane owners with that word in their name:
โฃ Edmonton Soaring Club โ
โฃ Edmonton Flying Club โ
โฃ City Of Edmonton โ
โฃ Edmonton Regional Helicopters Inc. โ
Re-do the search using the correct owner:
The City of Edmonton own four Canadian-registered aircraft:
๐จ๐ฆ Canadians need to spend more time discussing American aircraft flying surveillance patterns over #Ottawa; Canada's Capital city.
โข Who are they?
โข Who do they work for?
โข What are they collecting?
โข How long do they keep our data?
โข How do they protect our data? #N330TT
The aircraft of interest is this one, but these pictures were taken before it was modified with intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) equipment.
๐จ๐ฆ๐๐ฉ๏ธ With the Ontario Provincial Police #OPP circling the anti-vax rally today, I figured I should make a thread about what we can tease out of the behaviour of their surveillance Cessna, and if any of that can be applied to other aircraft in the fleet. ๐งต
First, consult the Canadian Civil Aircraft Register (CCAR), and search using the name the OPP has their aircraft registered under:
"Province Of Ontario, Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services"