Squawk 7700 - The Aviation Hub

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Every aircraft squawking an emergency code right now, worldwide. 7700 is a general emergency, 7600 a radio failure, 7500 unlawful interference. Positions come straight from the public ADS-B network and refresh every five seconds.

Positions are as reported by the aircraft and relayed by volunteer receivers. Some aircraft squawk before a position is heard; those are listed without a pin.

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7700 General emergency
7600 Lost communications
7500 Unlawful interference

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A squawk is not a verdict. 7700 means the crew has declared an emergency; most end with a safe landing and many are precautionary. 7600 is a radio failure and 7500 is reserved for unlawful interference. Codes can be set in error. We report an event once it is confirmed. Positions from the adsb.lol community ADS-B network (ODbL). Coverage depends on volunteer receivers, so some aircraft will be missing.

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