Time:Radar/0151:45 to 0152:35 MYT

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1751:45 UTC [0151:45 MYT] 2) DCA Civilian Radar Data from Kota Bharu - Sultan Ismail Petra Airport Runway

e) At 1751:45 UTC [0151:45 MYT] an aircraft target, coded as P3426, appeared on the KL ACC radar display but disappeared at 1752:35 UTC [0152:35 MYT].

IIt has been confirmed by DCA and its radar maintenance contractor, Advanced Air Traffic Systems (M) Sdn. Bhd. (AAT), that it was the 60 nm Terminal Primary Approach Radar, co-mounted with 200 nm monopulse SSR located to the south of Kota Bharu - Sultan Ismail Petra Airport runway, which captured the above-mentioned primary aircraft targets.

1751:45 UTC [0151:45 MYT] 4) Kuala Lumpur ACC Radar

At 1751:45 UTC [0151:45 MYT], a “blip” coded as P3426 appeared south of Penang Island but disappeared at 1752:35 UTC [0152:35 MYT].








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01:51:45 MYT

DCA Civilian Radar Data from Kota Bharu

At 1751:45 UTC (0151:45 MYT) an aircraft target, coded as P3426, appeared on the KL ATCC radar display but disappeared at 1752:35 UTC (0152:35 MYT).

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b) DCA Civilian Radar Data from Kota Bharu

At 1751:45 UTC (0151:45 MYT) an aircraft target, coded as P3426,appeared on the KL ATCC radar display but disappeared at 1752:35 UTC (0152:35 MYT).

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