>DAR NK ESS
Probably some anon mentioned it before, but "dar" in spanish is verb "to give"…
In "Sum of all Fears" spinnaker said: "[…] And gave it to them."
As for "ESS" … the only thing that comes to mind is in german "es" means "it", but that might be too long a stretch and inaccurate, as it's not "ess".
Just trying to find a simpler route than via Daressalam/Tansania …
I believe you're referring to the 4X-ICB coded plane that went to Liege and was the last big plane to leave ATL (acc. to fr24 around 1:30 pm). It was a cargo plane (no livery) from CAL.
The C56X was a Cessna business jet that apparently was allowed to leave ATL past 11 pm. It probably went to IAD, as the image in >>117844 suggests. Was just asking because FR24 did have destination blank, so I tried to follow it yesterday.