ADSB 2024
Highlights of ADSB sightings 2024 which I as also able to capture as picture.
Besides these aircraft as alway many common aircraft could be seen on ADSB and overhead: KLu PC7's, Apaches, Cougars, Chinooks, NH90's, C130H's and A330MRTT's; US C17's, C5's, KC135's, KC46's, C130's, RC135's and many more; Belgian A400's and F16's, RAF A400's, civilian Airbus Beluga's are all common.
Very rare aircraft flying overhead and identified by ADSB, but not able to photograph were a Turkmenistan government Bombardier CRJ700, Oman C130, Pakistani government BD700, Dubai Air Wing B747 and a Brasilian A330.
USMC KC130J 170279/BH "Otis 11".
Oman Royal Flight Gulfstream V A40-AE.
The almost daily "Jake 17" flight, this time the RC135V 'Rivet Joint' 64-14841/OF 55RW. Flying from Mildenhall towards Kaliningrad and back again.
Airbus A319 2801 of the Czech government.
A civilian Azerbijani cargo B747 of Silkway - readable from underneath the front fuselage!
Portuguese C295M 16704 on Eindhoven airbase approach.
A flight of 4 US Army CH47F Chinooks passing by Bastogne - Belgium. 15-08174, 13-08433, 13-08138 and 16-08478 of B/2-227AVN.
Not on ADSB but flying low temporarily operaring out of Eindhoven airbase a PD Air Operation PZL M28 Skytruck.
Moroccan B747 CN-MBH, which normally transfers between Morocco and Paris seen here enroute to Hamburg.
A French navy Breguet Atlantique 2 crosses the sky returning from a NATO patrol mission over the Baltic Sea. These aircraft can be seen monthly.
A flight of 4 German TLG51 Tornado's (three seen in this photograph, the fourth was trailing behind) returning from CONUS Red Flag exercise.
When 5 stripes adorn the sky this can only mean one thing: Jets!!! In this case 5 Spangdahlem USAF F16's returning from CONUS.