Here's who owns the plane that disappeared.

https ://www.bizapedia.com/ok/abide-aviation-llc.html

>>238157

That was WAY out over the Gulf too. I didn't see the effective range of the SR22. But if they had been at FL250 they could have glided I suppose. Although it did say airspeed was 207. Strange. If they nosed over it would have been a lot faster than that.

>>238157

That was way out over the Gulf too. I didn't see the effective range of the SR22. But if they had been at FL250 they could have glided I suppose. Although it did say airspeed was 207. Strange. If they nosed over it would have been a lot faster than that.

>>238172

Correct. Cirrus SR22. Privately owned.

>>238220

It wouldn't be reported there. Not sure what to monitor to find something that far out other than Coast Guard.

Guard VHF: 141.5

Guard UHF: 243.0

>>238223

Agreed. Thought that as well. Did you notice the airspeed? 207? 213 is max airspeed (powered flight). If they ran out of gas and it just nosed over…..they'd pass Vne quickly from FL190 before impact. This is very strange.

>>238264

Dude. Relax. If you think anyone that works that closely with POTUS gets this much time off, you're delusional.

Just chill and if you can't dig or lurk, then go do something else. You'll feel better for it. But stop with the whining, ok?

>>238304

Agreed. The data we have doesn't make sense. There also wasn't a MAYDAY call. He's running. Might do a search on airliners.net for that tail code.See if it shows up in Cancun photos taken by anon photogs.

>>238370

That's Russia Today. It IS tomorrow over there.

>>238375

No it's not. It's in case they lose the engine in flight, can't restart and there isn't a safe place to land.

Used for braking during landing? It's not an F-4!

>>238382

Hey you caught it. I didn't even check the date. Always good to have someone cross check. Good on you anon!

>>238384

The other thing that stinks about this is the turn just before or at Georgetown. Maybe that was a turn point but I doubt it. I don't have access to IFR/ VFR charts anymore. Plus not sure I have all the details and if they're even true.

I will say this….that SR22 has some legs!

>>238462

Dude this is an SR22. It's a piston engine plane. Rollout after takeoff is something like 1500 feet. Read up on this airplane.The parachute IS NOT used for braking.

>>238498

CORRECTION: Rollout after LANDING….is approximately 1500 feet. Typo. My bad.

>>238513

No worries. You were correct about that magnificent black beast though! If you ever get out to Omaha (I'm not from there but there too many times at the request of an 'uncle') check out the SAC Museum. You'll appreciate the display just inside the front door.

>>238621

https: //www.airportia.com/flights/6r951/mexico_city/cincinnati/