
Today at 22.19 GMT:
Looks like Foreign Emergency Support Team C-32s are quite active these days……and doesn’t care about transmitting their information directly in the Public Domain.
Today at 22.19 GMT:
Looks like Foreign Emergency Support Team C-32s are quite active these days……and doesn’t care about transmitting their information directly in the Public Domain.
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If they’re flying over U.S airspace, then there’s no need for their movements to be secret. In fact, since the C-32 is based off a civilian airliner, and it probably flying through civilian airspace, keeping its flight pattern secret would greatly increase the risk of a mid-air collision.
Even when we flew B-2’s on strike missions into Libya and Iraq, they still had to talk to air-traffic controllers over public frequencies before going tactical. Anyone who wanted to listen to those communications could have, and some did so.
00-9001 is in the air again today (as shown on FlightRadar24), headed towards Andrews AFB, as of 08:44 EST.