u/ladycolt
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▲ 40 r/flightradar24
Mexico is marking its Independence Day with a special flypast over Mexico City, including this Mexican Air Force 737-200
u/ladycolt — 29 days ago
▲ 17 r/SleepingCats
Eddy sleeping very profoundly + head scratching
He is not extremely cuddly but he LOVE head scratching when he’s sleeping!
u/ladycolt — 1 month ago
▲ 969 r/FancyFeet
Eddy’s splot with crossed paws!
A user suggest me to post this photos here!
Meet Eddy and his adorable paws!
u/ladycolt — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/flightradar24
VJT401 Squawking 7700
Bombardier Challenger 350 squawk 7700
u/ladycolt — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/ATC
This is probably a stupid question
I’m new to aviation, I like to listen ATC while I’m watching Flights Radar. The question is:
If I want to follow a flight, how do I know when to change frequencies? E.g., Tower, Center, Departure, Approach, etc.
Are there different sectors? And if so, how do I identify them to switch frequencies.
I’m not sure if this question make sense.
Thank you so much to anyone who is willing to help me understand
u/ladycolt — 1 month ago