SSP24 Completes Low-Altitude Circuit Near Farnborough and RAF Odiham in 41-Minute Flight

ADS-B data reviewed by SkyMeter shows flight SSP24, callsign SSP24, completed a roughly 41-minute sortie on September 1, 2026, departing at 10:11 a.m. UTC and arriving at 10:51 a.m. UTC. The aircraft's registration and type were not broadcast on ADS-B. The flight remained at low altitude throughout, reaching a maximum of 1,924 feet MSL.

The recorded track shows the aircraft departing near Farnborough Airport (EGLF) on a southerly heading of 176 degrees, then turning right to a westerly heading of 264 degrees, still in the Farnborough area. It subsequently turned right again to 350 degrees, tracking northward near RAF Odiham (EGVO), before turning right once more to a northeasterly heading of 51 degrees back near Farnborough. A final left turn to 333 degrees brought the track toward the northwest, with a position fix near London City Airport (EGLC) late in the flight. The steepest recorded climb rate was 3,180 feet per minute and the steepest descent 1,860 feet per minute, with a maximum ground speed of 138 knots.

A gap of roughly ten minutes appears in the timeline between approximately 10:21 UTC and 10:31 UTC, after which the aircraft resumed tracking on a westerly heading near 288 degrees before curving through the northeastern leg of the route. The track ends at 10:51:59 UTC at 29 feet and 1 knot. The full flight can be replayed on SkyMeter.