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Utility / Re: Selcalweb.co.uk database gone?
« on: January 15, 2018, 0026 UTC »
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Utility / Re: HF Aero
« on: January 15, 2018, 0025 UTC »
In addition to 8882 and 8918 there is also 8957 for western Indonesia, mainly co-ordinated by Medan Info. Not much in the way of traffic in comparison to 8882 and 8918 though.
8882 is Bali Information & Kupang Information with most of the traffic being the former.
8918 is Ujung, Manado and Ambon.
Virtually all the traffic on both are Wings Air "Wings Abadi" ATR prop planes with a smattering of Garuda ATRs (& occasional CRJ-1000) and Trans Nusa props. You can follow the Wings Air ones on Flightradar24 from that area, just look for the WON IDs.
Typical activity periods are 2200-0100z and 0600-0900z. There will be activity throughout the daytime but they both completely fade out from the Australian and Philippine SDR sites I use. There is a live feed for 8918 on liveatc.net by the way, fed from an SDR in Tagaytay, Philippines.
8882 is Bali Information & Kupang Information with most of the traffic being the former.
8918 is Ujung, Manado and Ambon.
Virtually all the traffic on both are Wings Air "Wings Abadi" ATR prop planes with a smattering of Garuda ATRs (& occasional CRJ-1000) and Trans Nusa props. You can follow the Wings Air ones on Flightradar24 from that area, just look for the WON IDs.
Typical activity periods are 2200-0100z and 0600-0900z. There will be activity throughout the daytime but they both completely fade out from the Australian and Philippine SDR sites I use. There is a live feed for 8918 on liveatc.net by the way, fed from an SDR in Tagaytay, Philippines.
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