@auonsson This was the night before the incident. Tonight a helicopter from the federal police circled the airport for about 1h. I think they were looking for two suspects but in the end they had nothing to do with the drones
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@auonsson I'll doubt there where drones at all until someone finally releases some photos or other evidence. If I can take (bad) photos of an unlit police helicopter at night, someone must be able to take a photo of a drone
@SirListenalot 16.09. 14:30 two German Navy Lynx (#3E8B13, 83+04; #3F8BEF, 83+10 in NTM 2025 livery) arrived at Leipzig and were then flown to Beja by UR-82027 on 18.09.
@auonsson@LineStorm2 If you want to look for more flights with this issue arriving into Leipzig, have a look at my page: https://t.co/7bE7mJ0g5j
You need to input "ARR ยฐ" into the search field and then look for flights with a route along known areas of GPS interference (TLV and Baltic airports)
@auonsson@LineStorm2 I only keep track of arrivals/departures at Leipzig. And older aircraft like those of DHL seem to struggle more with the GPS interference. I have code that checks for flights missed by my ADS-B setup and the arrivals with wrong positions are usually missing.
@auonsson@LineStorm2 Flightradar now has an algorithem that automatically switches to MLAT if the ADS-B positions are erratic. Here are some more instances of it happening on ADSB Exchange: