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FRA1PR > SWL      02.03.13 22:21l 42 Lines 2339 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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kHz, date, UTC, info
February 28, Thursday
5634 28.02 2216 *_AUSSIE 009_* wkg brisbane. Pos report, FL 360. Again 
2242, next pos report. Solid signal. A343, CS-TQM leased from Hi Fly, 
that departed Perth past 1700 UTC Thursday heading northwest. Picked up 
by Maldives radar at midnight UTC, appeared to be going to a Middle East 
destination, perhaps in the UAE
5649 28.02 1854 *_RSD 032_* wkg Shanwick. Received Iceland squawk code, 
westbound. Per www.flightradar24.com <http://www.flightradar24.com> 
notes should be RA-85843. a Tupolev TU154M. Any Russian government VIPs 
on board?
8945 28.02 1616 *_Norland 6_* wkg Sondrestrom Information. A few minutes 
earlier I had come across sign of life on the frq, and alerted target 
groups, as traffic here is really rare. I copied three contacts during 
the next hour - 1616 UTC: "On ground Daneborg 1615, next call on the 
hour". 1645 UTC: "We were airborne from Daneborg 1642, destination 
Mesters Vig, flight time one hour, POB 10". 1715 UTC: "Operations normal 
1715, position 73.24N 021.58W, estimate Mesters Vig 1745". /Couldn´t be 
more precise - Daneborg //http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daneborg//is the 
HQ of the Northeast Greenland "Sirius" dog sled patrol, part of the 
Danish military, and Mesters Vig 
//http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mestersvig//a bit further south of the 
east coast, is a military outpost these days. I am not sure what kind of 
flight this was, but certainly rare given the harsh weather conditions 
in this cold region at the end of February. Norland 6 appears to have 
travelled north earlier in the day, and was returning south in the 
afternoon. Possibly a change of personnel (rotation) at Daneborg took 
place Thursday. Exceptionally strong signals here, some of the best from 
Sondrestrom in memory./
Norlandair http://www.norlandair.is/ is an Akureyri, Iceland based 
airline. They would normally be most likely to check in with Iceland 
8891. In this particular case they may have departed Sondrestrom in the 
first place. Please note their new scheduled route to Constable Pynt, 
East Greenland, starting March 06, 2013 
http://www.norlandair.is/en/moya/news/new-scheduled-route-from-akureyri-to-
nerlerit-inaat-constable-point-
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Geir Stokkeland, Vestnes, Norway


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