Boston MedFlight over Martha's Vineyard.
Close up of where the Boston MedFlight is.
It's a glider. Specifically, it's a 1978 Rolladen-Schneider LS-3.
The Boston Medflight is on the return leg from Martha's Vineyard.
Might be worth marking as notable. Martha's Vineyard is associated with the Podestas.
I have an Army UH-72 Lakota over Morristown close to your flight.
It means that the ADS-B Transponder has been disabled so the plane doesn't transmit it's ID. It has been used when prisoners have been transferred between airports.
Headed to either Fort Myers or Fort Lauderdale. probably going to land at Fort Lauderdale Executive. High probability of a prisoner transfer flight.
Blocked call sign exec jets are common (e.g. Netjets), however blocked call sign civilian airliners are not common - these 'heavies' are used to transfer prisoners to staging airfields (Norfolk, Fort Lauderdale, etc.) before another flight takes them to Gitmo.
I expect a busy flight schedule to NBW (Gitmo) on Friday. Keen an eye on Flightaware and watch the arrivals tables for NBW.
The only Sikorsky S-76 in the area is this one from Prudential Insurance.
At that height, it's likely to be an exec jet.
Roger, I'll hold off for now as I am filtering planefag spots from Flightradar. Over.
KAF Squadron Leader, does that tell you what you need to know? I have honed these skills over a long time. I can find stuff just as quick as filtering Java from the site.
Quints.
The Boston MedFlight appears to have landed at a hospital in Bedford.
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