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decypher44

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Don’t bury the lead. How’s the new iMac? ?

LOVING IT!!!! To be honest, it was a rocky start. Before I even took off the screen plastic wrap, I upgraded the memory with 32gb of OWC. Then when I later hit the power button, the thing wouldn't power up! I panicked. But after while, I realized it was just taking a long while for first boot up. Thank God it booted up. Now I've got things humming along ok. Still more playing to be done this week! :)
 
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iApplereviews

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Jun 3, 2016
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We either have actually left, or have been scanned to leave in the coming hours from the airport.
UPS doesn’t scan future departures. That scan means they have actually left not just been loaded. The tracking we see for flights may not even Show our actual flight. It could have been China to louisville and just a stopover in AK.
 

lsutigerfan1976

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Sep 14, 2012
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Already left Alaska. I am in Louisiana. I think next stop is Louisville.
 
We already have Alaska arrival and departure scans. You don’t know when it left China. These are chartered flights like I said they aren’t UPS flights so we don’t know.
do you think we can track charter flights? What do u think about this link?
 

dmacrye

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Nov 20, 2016
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Los Angeles
My theory is something got mis-scanned. I’ll be curious if we see additional scans in Alaska. If we do, I think CAO1007 was correct.

The arrival scan time doesn’t add up with any of the arrivals in ANC from ZZ or ICN. The departure scan is only close to an Asiana flight going to Chicago.
 

dmacrye

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Nov 20, 2016
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do you think we can track charter flights? What do u think about this link?
Charters show up like any other flight. That link is for a specific charter company. You can see all ANC deptartures here. https://flightaware.com/live/airport/PANC/departures
 

iApplereviews

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Jun 3, 2016
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My theory is something got mis-scanned. I’ll be curious if we see additional scans in Alaska. If we do, I think CAO1007 was correct.

The arrival scan time doesn’t add up with any of the arrivals in ANC from ZZ or ICN. The departure scan is only close to an Asiana flight going to Chicago.
As I said stop relying on those. Not all charter flights show on flight trackers. Those are only ones with filled flight plans.
 

iApplereviews

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My theory is something got mis-scanned. I’ll be curious if we see additional scans in Alaska. If we do, I think CAO1007 was correct.

The arrival scan time doesn’t add up with any of the arrivals in ANC from ZZ or ICN. The departure scan is only close to an Asiana flight going to Chicago.
If it was a mis scan for the arrival then there wouldn’t also be a departure scan after. It would have to actually have been there to get both.
 

AppleFeller

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Oct 19, 2020
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My theory is something got mis-scanned. I’ll be curious if we see additional scans in Alaska. If we do, I think CAO1007 was correct.

The arrival scan time doesn’t add up with any of the arrivals in ANC from ZZ or ICN. The departure scan is only close to an Asiana flight going to Chicago.
Just a thought, people have said these are chartered flights. Does Apple own carrier planes for these big deliveries for launch season, that are purposely not able to be tracked? We see our scans but no one actually seems to have a location on the specific plane.
 

iApplereviews

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Just a thought, people have said these are chartered flights. Does Apple own carrier planes for these big deliveries for launch season, that are purposely not able to be tracked? We see our scans but no one actually seems to have a location on the specific plane.
Apple doesn’t own them no. They are other cargo companies.
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There is no way it will leave the hub in 30 mins
They can fully switch cargo in 20 so yes it is possible.
 
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dmacrye

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Nov 20, 2016
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Just a thought, people have said these are chartered flights. Does Apple own carrier planes for these big deliveries for launch season, that are purposely not able to be tracked? We see our scans but no one actually seems to have a location on the specific plane.
I like the theory, but no. Any plane of this size can be tracked using a system called ADS-B it’s how the FAA tracks planes and so can any other person with the right equipment, which is how FlightAware gets its data.
 

mtwiggins

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Sep 9, 2016
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If it was a mis scan for the arrival then there wouldn’t also be a departure scan after. It would have to actually have been there to get both.
They don’t have to actually be anywhere. It’s tens of thousands of phones traveling in a massive bloc. Ground crews expecting the flight could easily tag in and tag out the shipment before its arrival. Anything large enough and commercial enough to have the phones will show up on FR24. It’s almost certainly the AC Cargo flight.
 
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julit0

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Apr 19, 2010
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This is our flight, scheduled to fly in 2 hours to SDF. Model B742 owned by UPS. ETA 09:15 ETA

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Thinking @FreeStyLeMaSTeR is on to the correct flight. 26 minutes from arrival to departure is just too fast. Probably got the departure scan when it onloaded onto this UPS flight, even though it doesn’t take off until 23:23 AKDT.
 

AppleFeller

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Oct 19, 2020
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Im surprised Apple has yet to officially say our orders have "shipped" on the status page when it obviously has at this point and from I gather even cleared customs.
 
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