>>686083

'Angels' is altitude in 000's of feet (old WW2 term).. If I give you place, course and altitude, you should be able to place the plane in 3-D space and get an indea were it's headed.

I usually check Flightaware later with the tail or flight numbers to update my plots.

@ Cadet planefag

By '2-planes' we mean planes that show up as 'Military' on ADS-B Exchange that have the reg. Number format 2-ABCD, 2 being the prefix for Guernsey in the same way N is for the US or G is for the UK. Example: I'm tracking 2-MSTG and 2-NYAW now.

Whoever these people are, they are registering them in Guernsey to hide their origin and owners. Guernsey is to the UK like the Caymans is to the US, i.e. well dodgy and to do with lots of money.

As for 'Blocked flights' I usually check ADS-B Exchange, Flightradar and radarbox, as one of them tends to have the info. it's not perfect, but it fills gaps.

Feel free to ask questions if you need more.

>>686194

Buahahaha! Kek. You forgot the cat that operates the light switch.

>>686250

OK, on the main screen you'll see the 'Menu' icon. Click it, then 'Options', go to the 'Filters' tab and add 'Military' as a filter. You can turn it on and off again by ticking the box.

The reason I post my Sitreps in the format I do is because it would take me too long to collate screenshots and have to, er, work, because work.

I hope that it makes some wort of sense to other planefags, it seems to. It's more like military plane plotting.

A part of the etymology of the term 'Angels'.