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Post by "YellowBelly" on Mar 11, 2007 10:08:03 GMT
Is it me or are we not getting as many RCH flights up here..  |
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Post by Rich on Mar 11, 2007 11:02:47 GMT
Is this the US mil' transport, Galaxies , Globemaster etc ?
I have heard a couple on the trans-Atlantic HF bands talking to New York, St Maria or Shanwick, but haven't had the UHF/VHF on as much as usual over the last week or two so I've not noticed.
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Post by "YellowBelly" on Mar 11, 2007 11:30:30 GMT
If they have changed there route into and out of the UK, I would like to know the route they are taking now. Maybe I am wrong and nothing as changed..
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Post by Rich on Mar 11, 2007 15:49:30 GMT
Are you just listening to the military UHF/VHF frequencies, Mike?
I have often heard the Reach call sign on the Scottish civil VHF allocations using the regular airways.
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Post by "YellowBelly" on Mar 11, 2007 19:20:32 GMT
Are you just listening to the military UHF/VHF frequencies, Mike? I have often heard the Reach call sign on the Scottish civil VHF allocations using the regular airways. I am listening to both mil and civ, just thought it was a little quiet. I also thought maybe it had something to do with the carry on with them using Prestwick, may be giving it a wide birth...  |
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Post by Rich on Mar 11, 2007 20:52:15 GMT
Possibly, they may be joining domestic frequencies with Shannon, then London and heading to Southern England, or bypassing the UK entirely as opposed to contacting Scottish?
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