Flight recordLanded6 legs

Geelong/Melbourne → Canberra → Richmond → Canberra → Geelong/Melbourne → Canberra

A62-002 moved from Geelong/Melbourne to Canberra on Nov 3, 2026.

Nov 3, 2026A62-002
Complete outing
  1. 1Geelong/MelbourneCanberraYMAV → YSCBNov 3, 20262:41 PM3:29 PMEST48m2h 15m on ground
  2. 2CanberraRichmondYSCB → YSRINov 3, 20265:44 PM6:27 PMEST43m58m on ground
  3. 3RichmondCanberraYSRI → YSCBNov 3, 20267:24 PM8:02 PMEST37m35m on ground
  4. 4CanberraCanberraYSCB → YSCBNov 3, 20268:37 PM8:50 PMEST14m5h 31m on ground
  5. 5CanberraGeelong/MelbourneYSCB → YMAVNov 4, 20262:21 AM3:18 AMEST56m50m on ground
  6. 6Geelong/MelbourneCanberraYMAV → YSCBNov 4, 20264:07 AM5:03 AMEST56m
Observed movement

Flight record

ADS-B data recorded A62-002 flying from Geelong/Melbourne to Canberra on Nov 3, 2026. No cited public explanation is attached to this movement.

Selected flight record
Leg 1 of 6
Route
YMAV → YSCB
Departure
Nov 3, 2026, 2:41 PM ET
Arrival
Nov 3, 2026, 3:29 PM ET
Airborne
48m
Paired legs
outboundCanberra → Geelong/MelbourneNov 2, 2026, 12:59 AM
Sources & methodology

Observed movement comes from public ADS-B flight records.

Aircraft & ownership
Aircraft
FAA type
B38M · Australia government aircraft A62-002 family
Group
Government Aircraft
Attribution

Attributed to Australia government aircraft A62-002 · government curated · high confidence

Registered owner
Australia government / state transport
current registry · not dated to this flight
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ADS-B data is a public aircraft-movement record. This page separates observed movement from cited context and avoids passenger claims unless a source document supports them.