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  1. #Planeplotter .sqb how to#
  2. #Planeplotter .sqb update#
  3. #Planeplotter .sqb manual#

#Planeplotter .sqb update#

Request an aircraft update for a new registration, or a new aircraft addition on the Forum at stating in the message title which of these it is together with the registration and aircraft type so that the appropriate Editor will pick it up and action it. Once the full registration is available, this is updated.ĭo a search on the c/n if you know what it is Note that when an aircraft is exported, initially only the country it is exported to is often known so an Editor will only input the country prefix. The airframe is probably in the database but without the partial or full registration. Try searching on part of the registration using the ? and * characters. Beware registrations with or without hyphens: these can cause problems for Latin American countries and military serials. The number of Frames and number of them logged is also shown – this is useful where the registration has been applied across a number of different aircraft.Ĭheck that the registration is in the correct format. Therefore, if only F is shown, you logged the airframe under a previous registration.Īn extremely useful visual indication of F and R is shown by the whole line being highlighted in green if you have seen the aircraft with its current registration on, or in yellow if you have only seen it with a previous registration on. R signifies that you have logged it under its current (now) registration. This will change if the aircraft’s registration is changed.į signifies that you have logged the airframe. The Hex code is the code used by tracking systems and which uniquely identifies a registration.

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many airliners are owned by leasing companies, some airline services are flown by other companies on their behalf.

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Note that the Operator, not the owner, is shown – these can differ e.g. This shows the Registration, Type, Construction Number (C/N), Operator and Hex (Hexadecimal) Code. If it is found, the top line is displayed G-AB* will fetch all from G-ABAA to G-ABZZ. * is for single or multiple wildcard characters e.g. For example G-ABC? will fetch G-ABCA, G-ABCB, etc. ? is for a single wildcard character, ? for two etc. Note that you can use wildcards (? or *) in Current/Historic Reg and Con No searches. You have the option of using the TAB key or selecting GO to run a search. Note that the screenshots may also show extra lines and facilities that are only used by Editors to input new and updated information. Tips: – Where this icon is shown press it for more information on the feature. These are hyperlinked to the relevant section. The Wiki goes through each of the main screens in the order below then adds information on additional resources, abbreviations, user and editor aspects.

#Planeplotter .sqb how to#

It steps through each of the database screens in order and explains the information shown, how to access it and any inputs that are required from you.

#Planeplotter .sqb manual#

This Wiki / User Manual helps you to get the most information from the database.












Planeplotter .sqb