r/flightradar24

Thunder Bay to North Bay, North Bay to Quebec City. What would the reason for transport be?

why would they go back all the way to london?

Is this normal? Thank you.

Just saw this happen live from a ferry in the harbor

According to Google Gemini this flight non-stop would take about 18 hours and 30 minutes. Which would cover roughly 15,349 kilometers (9,537 miles).

Plane sets as diverting back to Madrid but no sign of coming back, neither any emergency.

Weather is fine around here, no other flights seem to be having issues.

The ACARS message from this BA pilot is possibly the most British thing ever.

I just saw this airship fly over my house after I saw it on the app, and then decided to look up the aircraft model, and what I saw was that it was 400ft long and the airship I saw was definitely not 400ft, so I decided to look its reg up and sure enough its not a LTA Pathfinder 1 but an LTA Pathfinder A60R the trainer aircraft which is 128ft long

I saw 4 Tankers, an E3 and a C40 over poland just now. Is there something going on?

Coming to DFW from Boston now (AAinflight WiFi) and we are circling around due to a malfunction with the pressurization. Captain cracked a funny joke about not wanting our ears to explode - I thought it was funny, because he said the backup was doing just fine, and I don’t mind the sunset view over Dallas. But some others definitely peaked around with nerves. A fun little tour of the city.