Gulfstream Aerospace C-37B 18-1942 appears on Plane Alert DB
The aircraft was reported near Westphalia, Michigan, with a recorded altitude of 45,000 feet.
Unusual aircraft
The aircraft was reported near Westphalia, Michigan, with a recorded altitude of 45,000 feet.
N74589, a Douglas DC-3 by its database record, was logged on 19 July at 3,500 ft near Utica, Michigan.
The recorded altitude was 28,000 feet, with a ground speed of 433 knots. Plane Alert DB also lists the aircraft.
The aircraft was reported near Tekonsha, Michigan. Its recorded altitude was about 33,000 feet.
The aircraft was reported near Bronson, Michigan, on July 13, 2026. The archive carried the callsign COBRA29.
ZM419 was reported near Carson City, Michigan. The A400M type combines composite airframe technology with turboprop power.
The aircraft was reported near North Adams, Michigan. The recorded altitude was 34,000 feet.
The aircraft database lists a 1944 build year. Its recorded flight included 212 knots and an altitude of 7,500 feet.
The aircraft database lists it as military. The observation recorded 31,000 feet and a ground speed of 493 knots.
A6-EVQ carries a United Arab Emirates registration. Its archived track recorded an altitude of 40,000 feet.
The transport was reported near Plainwell, Michigan, at 39,000 feet, with a recorded ground speed of 543 knots.
The aircraft was reported near Toledo, Ohio, at about 34,000 feet, with a recorded ground speed of 401 knots.
The aircraft was reported near Colon, Michigan, at 41,000 feet. The archive carried the callsign SPAR99.
Reported near Dimondale, Michigan, the airliner was recorded at 37,000 feet with a ground speed of 581 knots.
The aircraft database identifies the heavy freighter, which was recorded at about 34,000 feet near the Indiana city.
Reported near Eaton Rapids, Michigan, the aircraft had a recorded altitude of 34,000 feet.
The aircraft was reported near Swartz Creek, Michigan. Its RC-135 family derives from the C-135 airframe.
The aircraft was reported near Battle Creek, Michigan, with a recorded altitude of 37,000 feet and ground speed of 491 knots.
The aircraft was reported near Gibraltar, Michigan, on June 1, 2026. The archive carried the callsign RCH1865.