π¦πΊ Assessment of Royal Australian Air Force aircraft readiness (some of them anyway), extrapolating from their Mode-S transponder RF emissions, compiled 2022-07-03.
Aircraft that haven't flown in over a month are believed to be (temporarily?) out of service. #RAAF
Aircraft that haven't flown in over a month are believed to be (temporarily?) out of service. #RAAF
π¨π¦ I'm using the same methodology as the #RCAF assessments I've published.
In comparison, please notice it's completely normal to have some (small) number of aircraft out of the pool for maintenance, almost all the time, for almost all aircraft.
In comparison, please notice it's completely normal to have some (small) number of aircraft out of the pool for maintenance, almost all the time, for almost all aircraft.
https://twitter.com/steffanwatkins/status/1543297280249405440
Some of the identified aircraft haven't yet been delivered to the RAAF, so they're not actually *out* of service, they haven't yet come *into* service - I didn't want to make a new category, so I just recycled "out of service". Apologies for any confusion.
π¦πΊ Open source-derived Royal Australian Air Force assessment of readiness, based on their Mode-S transponder RF emissions.
β£ E-7A corrected to 6 aircraft h/t @Benfeltondef
β£ I have 2 extra King Airs listed. π€
β£ AP-3Cs are being phased out; not sure exactly how many are left
β£ E-7A corrected to 6 aircraft h/t @Benfeltondef
β£ I have 2 extra King Airs listed. π€
β£ AP-3Cs are being phased out; not sure exactly how many are left
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