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Aircraft

OE-FBT

150 of the 165 contacts seen on this address carry an uncertain identity (corrupted frames from neighbours, flagged by the detectors). The figures on this page distinguish contacts attributable to the airframe from contacts on the address; the rarity badge is suspended.

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Mode S hex
440356This address has been carried by several aircraft: the registry reassigned it, from OE-FBT to OE-IXW. The oldest contacts therefore belong to the previous holder.
Type
Diamond DA-42 GuardianDA42
Manufacturer
Diamond Aircraft
Serial number
42.351
Year built
not in the registry
Operator
Private
Country of registration
AustriaAustria
First contact
28 Aug 2019, 19:26
Last contact
14 Aug 2026, 23:51
Logged visits
164

The station's story

Cumulative contact time
45 h
Distinct days
131
Highest captured altitude
41,000 ft
150 corrupted frame(s) excluded from this maximum
Discovery rank
#35,847 of 57,392
Longest contact
0 h 38 min
Contacts on this Mode S address
165 contacts on the address, 164 under this registration: the address has carried several identities over time.

Observed callsigns

TAY (145 contacts, 2025-2026) · FDX (8 contacts, 2025-2026)

Operator as per the registry of 12 Aug 2026; observed callsigns are the freshest measurement.

Visits

CallsignFirst contactAltitude at end of contact
TAY4VA2 May 2026not transmitted
TAY5VA1 May 202628,450 ft
TAY4VA1 May 2026not transmitted
TAY5VA30 Apr 202627,500 ft
TAY5VA30 Apr 20268,000 ft
TAY4VA30 Apr 2026not transmitted
TAY4VA30 Apr 202620,200 ft
TAY5VA29 Apr 202630,000 ft
TAY5VA29 Apr 20267,275 ft
TAY4VA29 Apr 2026not transmitted
TAY4VA29 Apr 202613,925 ft
TAY6DN23 Apr 202629,125 ft
TAY6DN22 Apr 202624,000 ft
TAY6DN21 Apr 202623,875 ft
TAY6DN20 Apr 202626,000 ft
TAY7SR9 Apr 202634,675 ft
TAY49988 Apr 202640,000 ft
TAY7SR8 Apr 202638,975 ft
TAY9SR20 Mar 202630,900 ft
TAY5SR20 Mar 202631,925 ft
TAY4BB19 Mar 202619,000 ft
TAY3BB19 Mar 202611,175 ft
TAY5SR18 Mar 202637,100 ft
TAY4BB17 Mar 202624,000 ft
not transmitted17 Mar 20269,500 ft