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N581CK

Last heard Tuesday at 3:25 pm, at 6,075 feet at Betz Airport. Nothing newer has come from the network since; it may have landed out of the receivers' hearing.

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Took off AIDAnderson Regional, Anderson, IN Tuesday at 2:49 pm
Last heard …still in the air, or beyond the receivers' hearing Tuesday at 3:25 pm
Length
36 min
Distance
129 nm (148 miles)
Top altitude
7,000 ft
Fastest
233 knots (268 mph)
Positions heard
19

This flight is the one in progress (or the last one heard, if the aircraft flew beyond the receivers). Times are local to where the aircraft was.

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Altitude and speed through the flight

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Flights in the last 14 days

WhenFromToLengthDistanceTop altitudeFastest
Tuesday at 2:49 pm to 3:25 pm Anderson Regional AID still in the air, or out of the network's hearing 36 min 129 nm 7,000 ft 233 kt
Tuesday at 12:10 pm to 1:08 pm in the air when first heard Anderson Regional AID 57 min 134 nm 3,925 ft 150 kt

Show the last 56 days · A flight is a run of positions with no gap longer than twenty minutes; an airport is named when the aircraft was low and within five miles of it at that end.

Positions from the adsb.lol community network (open data). A distance is the sum of the straight lines between the positions heard, so it is a little short of the true track. Positions are kept in full for 7 days and at one point every five minutes after that, for 180 days. Map: OpenFreeMap, OpenMapTiles, OpenStreetMap contributors. For understanding where an aircraft went, not for flying.

The aircraft

Aircraft
Beech 58, built 1980
Kind
Twin-engine piston aircraft, 6 seats
Operator
Kalitta Charters LLC
Registered in
Ypsilanti, MI
Transponder code
A779DB

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