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N6364P

Last heard yesterday at 5:53 pm, at 11,400 feet, 6 miles south of Laidlaw Corrals Airport. Nothing newer has come from the network since; it may have landed out of the receivers' hearing.

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Took off —in the air when first heard Yesterday at 5:04 pm

Last heard …still in the air, or beyond the receivers' hearing Yesterday at 5:08 pm

Length: 3 min
Distance: 9 nm (10 miles)
Top altitude: 11,500 ft
Fastest: 148 knots (170 mph)
Positions heard: 3

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.

Line colour: altitude Low 10,000 ft 25,000 ft 40,000 ft Start End

Altitude and speed through the flight

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Flights in the last 14 days

When	From	To	Length	Distance	Top altitude	Fastest
Yesterday at 5:04 pm to 5:08 pm	in the air when first heard	still in the air, or out of the network's hearing	3 min	9 nm	11,500 ft	148 kt
Yesterday at 10:18 am to 12:21 pm	San Luis Obispo County Regional SBP	still in the air, or out of the network's hearing	2 h 3 min	269 nm	10,700 ft	150 kt
Wednesday at 4:46 pm to 4:58 pm	in the air when first heard	San Luis Obispo County Regional SBP	11 min	17 nm	4,100 ft	125 kt
Wednesday at 9:38 am to 10:05 am	Phoenix Goodyear Airport GYR	still in the air, or out of the network's hearing	26 min	47 nm	8,600 ft	129 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: Piper PA-24, built 1960
Kind: Single-engine piston aircraft, 4 seats
Owner: A private owner (not named here)
Registered in: Surprise, AZ
Transponder code: A856F8

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