Air Traffic Control: Pilot Stops Responding, Plane Disappears

Unresponsive Aircraft Incident

• ⚠️ An aircraft, identified as 636 Charlie Sierra, failed to respond to air traffic control transmissions.
• 🎯 Air traffic control repeatedly attempted to contact the aircraft, instructing it to acknowledge and make a northbound turn.
• ✈️ The situation escalated as the aircraft was noted to be flying within the departure corridor, posing a potential hazard to other aircraft.

Air Traffic Control Actions

• 📍 Air traffic control held another aircraft, 98 Juliet, to manage the developing situation.
• 🚨 The controller issued a warning about a "violator flying through the departure corridor" and stated they would have the violator exit if they got closer.
• 🗺️ Instructions were given for 636 Charlie Sierra to turn northbound and acknowledge transmissions, but no response was received.

Radar and Weather Data

• 📡 Radar visuals were created using ADS-B data, with weather data provided by Synoptic Data.
• ⚠️ The video disclaimer notes that synchronization between ATC audio and ADS-B data might not be accurate.
• 📝 Audio and video may be trimmed or cut to avoid silences or unrelated communications.