Follow Flight EC4564 from Milan to Paris on AirNav RadarBox (2024)

5 Mar

Follow Flight EC4564 from Milan to Paris on AirNav RadarBox (1)

EC4564

LANDED 2M AGO

01:13CET

Milan

(LIN)

02:11CET

Paris

(CDG)

Follow Flight EC4564 from Milan to Paris on AirNav RadarBox (2)

00h56m

OE-ICT (A320)

348 NM

Departed

01:13

2 months ago

Arrived

02:11

2 months ago

EC4564Follow Flight EC4564 from Milan to Paris on AirNav RadarBox (3)

EJU49VV

LANDED 2M AGO

Follow Flight EC4564 from Milan to Paris on AirNav RadarBox (5)

Flight info

Airline/Operator

Duration

00h56m

Distance

348 NM

Departure Taxi Time

1m

Arrival Taxi Time

-

ATC Route

N0377F300 ARLES1A ARLES L153 PUNSA DCT UNKIR UM982 TINIL TINIL9W

Position Info

Latitude

-

Longitude

-

Altitude

-

Ground Speed

Wind

Air Temperature

Vertical Speed

Heading

-

Squawk

-

Source

-

Station

-

FIR

Aircraft Info

Aircraft Model

Registration

Mode-S

Serial Number

6550

Aircraft Age

Last Activity

6 minutes ago

Last Known Location

Alghero, Italy

Flight Activity

  • 5 Mar

    Follow Flight EC4564 from Milan to Paris on AirNav RadarBox (10)

    EC4564

    LANDED 2M AGO

    01:13CET

    Milan

    (LIN)

    02:11CET

    Paris

    (CDG)

    Follow Flight EC4564 from Milan to Paris on AirNav RadarBox (11)

    00h56m

    OE-ICT (A320)

    348 NM

    Departed

    01:13

    2 months ago

    Arrived

    02:11

    2 months ago

DateOriginSTDATDDestinationSTAAircraftDelayStatusDurationReplay
2024 5 MarMilan (LIN/LIML)

23:07

CET

01:13

CET

Paris (CDG/LFPG)

02:10

CET

A320 (OE-ICT)Landed 02:11 CET

Landing time derived from ADS-B/Radar data

00h56m

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Follow Flight EC4564 from Milan to Paris on AirNav RadarBox (2024)

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