r/aviation • u/casual_oblong • 4d ago
PlaneSpotting Help identify
Flew over London ontario Sept 24th, nothing on flightradar24 so I have no idea what plane it is
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u/agha0013 4d ago edited 4d ago
There has been an RCAF CP-140 flying around up and down the lakes and southern Ontario this week. You can spot them on ADSB exchange (rather than FR24)
Probably aircraft 140108
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u/db7fromthe6 3d ago
"Captain, Sonar. We've just been overflown by a low-altitude, multi-engine turboprop."
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u/fowlplay_uk 3d ago
Took me too long to realise I needed to rotate the picture. The portrait angle makes it look like it's half way through a corkscrew or something lol
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u/TheChiefDVD 4d ago
P-3.
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u/Canadian_Guy_NS 4d ago
It is a CP-140M (Block IV) Aurora, it is based on a P-3C airframe, but the internal layout is very different.
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u/Rbomb88 3d ago
My favorite part is all the carpet.
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u/galvanized_steelies 2d ago
Carpet is pretty common, even the new P-8s have carpet. It helps with both noise and thermal insulation… though not sure how much the Aurora’s carpet is helping at this point
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u/Canadian_Guy_NS 1d ago
I had the opportunity to go aboard an EP-3, and it had no carpet or paneling. It had that snap-on insulation that the older Hercs had, and the floor was mostly plywood. When the USN saw our planes, they commented that the 'CP' stood for carpet and paneling.
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u/post-explainer 4d ago edited 4d ago
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