Hmmm - N105TB filed a plan to Pt Mugu then it was cancelled and this appeared instead!


Aircraft ID N105TB
Aircraft Type GRUMMAN G-1159
Owner/Operator AIR FORCE MATERIAL COMMAND ESC/DIKL
5 EGLIN ST BLDG 1624
BEDFORD MASSACHUSETTS

Serial Number 31
Year Manufactured 1968
Certificate Issued 05/10/1993

Flight Plan Received 2004-03-26 21:36:32 from Los Angeles
Departure TNX TONOPAH TEST RANGE, TONOPAH NV
Destination PMD PALMDALE PRODN FLT/TEST INSTLN AF PLANT 42, PALMDALE CA
Status Landed
Planned Alt 16000 Feet
Planned Speed 400 kts.
Planned Dep 2004-03-26 21:45
Actual Dep 2004-03-26 21:48
Planned Arrival 2004-03-26 22:55
Estimated Arrival
Actual Arrival 2004-03-26 22:32
Latest Speed 61 kts.
Latest Altitude 2700 Feet
Distance to Dest.
Last Update 2004-03-26 22:34
Route TNX..BTY060030..MCY..CLARR.V394.DAG..PMD/0110

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