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Anyone know if Flagship Detroit is up tonight? I just had an all silver DC-3 fly over my head as I pulled into work (Bowser & International Pkwy in Richardson) flying due west at low altitude (around 1000-1500 feet AGL) that's not showing up on FlightAware (searched DC3, C47, and R4D), so he's VFR without a flightplan or flightfollowing.
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I think it's supposed to be doing some movie work this month, so I'd guess that it was in the air or should be some this month.

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