>>333708

>>333746

PlaneFag - stop. You're embarrassing yourself.

Below a certain altitude, the track stops/disappears. Always "lands" short of the airport, and "takes off" miles from the airport.

Some tracks just suddenly disappear over the ocean or in remote areas. That's not a UFO abduction or a crash. They have simply gone out of radar range, or in the case of military planes, have left a commercial corridor and have "gone dark."

>>334061

not unusual during aerial refueling

>>334133

https:// qcodefag.github.io/

>>334217

while you're looking for sauce on that "plane crash," see if you can find some on this one that appears to be tunneling under Montreal too, please. DUMBASS.

>>334309

It was a joke.

Shill claiming a plane crash was true because he saw 5 ambulances at a car wreck on a highway. I've seen more ambulances at a peewee football game.