📋 Tender Overview
March 9-15 Nato Air Police Fighters In The Baltic Countries Took Off Six Times To Identify And Escort Aircraft Of The Russian Federation (Rf) That Violated The Flight Rules: On March 9. Nato Air Police Fighters Flew To Identify Two Su-24 Aircraft. The Aircraft Flew In International Airspace From The Kaliningrad Region Of The Russian Federation To The Kaliningrad Region Of The Russian Federation. The Aircraft Flew Without Activated Radar Transponders, Without Flight Plans, And Did Not Maintain Radio Communication With The Regional Flight Control Center (Rsvc). March 11 Nato Air Police Fighters Flew To Identify One Su-24Mr Aircraft And One Su-33 Aircraft. The Aircraft Were Flying In International Airspace From The Rf Mainland To The Rf Mainland. The Aircraft Flew Without Activated Radar Transponders, Without Flight Plans, And Did Not Maintain Radio Communication With The Rsvc. March 11 Nato Air Police Fighters Flew To Identify One An-26 Aircraft. The Aircraft Was Flying In International Airspace From The Kaliningrad Region Of The Russian Federation To The Mainland Of The Russian Federation. The Aircraft Flew Without Activated Radar Transponder, Without Flight Plan, Maintained Radio Communication With Rsvc. March 12 Nato Air Police Fighters Flew To Identify One Il-20 Aircraft. The Aircraft Was Flying In International Airspace From The Russian Mainland To The Kaliningrad Region Of The Russian Federation. The Aircraft Flew Without Activated Radar Transponder, Without Flight Plan, Maintained Radio Communication With Rsvc. March 12 Nato Air Police Fighters Flew To Identify One Su-30Sm Aircraft And One Su-24Mr Aircraft. The Aircraft Flew In International Airspace From The Russian Mainland To The Kaliningrad Region Of The Russian Federation. An Su-30Smi Aircraft Was Also Identified, Which Flew Through The International Airspace From The Rf Mainland To The Kaliningrad Region Of The Rf, The Aircraft Flew Without An Activated Radar Transponder, Without A Flight Plan, And Maintained Radio Communication With The Rsvc. The Aircraft Su-24Mr, Which Flew In International Airspace From The Russian Mainland To The Kaliningrad Region Of The Russian Federation, Was Also Identified. The Aircraft Was Flying Without The Radar Transponder Activated, Without A Flight Plan, And Did Not Maintain Radio Communication With The Rsvc. March 13 Nato Air Police Fighters Flew To Identify Two Su-24Mr Aircraft. The Aircraft Were Flying In International Airspace From The Rf Mainland To The Rf Mainland. The Aircraft Flew Without Activated Radar Transponders, Without Flight Plans, And Did Not Maintain Radio Communication With The Rsvc.
