Aircraft SPIRB is most likely a private plane that took off from a rural airstrip at coordinates 53°58'59"N 20°52'51"E.
This is normal. They fly using some kind of corridor if I'm correct. I took such plane from Russia to turkey 2 months ago and it's definitely not a direct flight because Russian planes are not allowed in many countries' airspace.
Nothing to see here. Typical Russian pilot too drunk to fly directly south.
it turned south and two more
edit: hmmmmmm
edit: too many events
another one is about to do the same thing (go from Belarussian airspace to Lithuanian airspace)
It’s just going around Ukraine, isn’t it?
hmm
edit: one just turned south perhaps?
edit: WHAT IS HAPPENING (too many events to post)
it's now in the sulwaki gap
im not even gonna report anymore and just gonna go back to doing something else.
Since I have too much time this morning I did some digging, and I don't think anything is going down.
You observed 2 airliners that regularly fly between Russia and Turkey:
https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/tc-jfj/
https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/tc-jfk/
D-KSJX is a glider: https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/d-ksjx/
Aircraft SPIRB is most likely a private plane that took off from a rural airstrip at coordinates 53°58'59"N 20°52'51"E.
This is normal. They fly using some kind of corridor if I'm correct. I took such plane from Russia to turkey 2 months ago and it's definitely not a direct flight because Russian planes are not allowed in many countries' airspace.
Nothing to see here. Typical Russian pilot too drunk to fly directly south.
it turned south and two more
edit: hmmmmmm
edit: too many events
another one is about to do the same thing (go from Belarussian airspace to Lithuanian airspace)
It’s just going around Ukraine, isn’t it?
edit: one just turned south perhaps?
edit: WHAT IS HAPPENING (too many events to post)
it's now in the sulwaki gap