i found a website with squawk codes from http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/inde ... pic=1548.0
Air Ambulance Medivac - 0020
Police Air Support Helos - 0032
Leeds/Bradford Approach - 2650-2677
Manchester Domestic - 4324-4337
Military Fixed Wing Low Level - 7001
Red Arrows Transit Code - 7003
Unlawful Interference/Hi-Jack Code - 7500
Manchester Tma/Woodvale - 7375
Emergency Code - 7700
Royal Helicopter Flights - 0037
is this the same for all countries
Squawk Codes
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Squawk Codes
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Re: squawk codes
A little something from Air Services Australia - GAAP Visual Pilot Guide.
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Hope this helpsIf you are engaged in circuit training in the Jandakot control zone, you mist set your transponder to code 3000 and ALT. If you are departing or arriving at Jandakot you should set your transponder to 3000 and ALT when in the zone, and when you are clear of the Jandakot CTR, set 1200 and ALT unless allocated a discrete code
If in class G airspace and you have a radio failure
* Squawk code 7600
* Stay in VMC
* Continue to broadcast intentions and prefix all radio calls with "Transmitting Blind"
* If possible, land at the nearest suitable aerodrome
A Mayday call (during an emergency) - Squawk code is 7700
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Re: squawk codes
7500, 7600 and 7700 are world wide as is VFR 1200
The rest are not so, in the USA they use 2200 for IFR outside controlled airspace or radar coverage, we use 2000.
Most squawk codes are random including RFDS and Air Ambulance.
Military have a set range
Ill move this to the Aviation Thread
The rest are not so, in the USA they use 2200 for IFR outside controlled airspace or radar coverage, we use 2000.
Most squawk codes are random including RFDS and Air Ambulance.
Military have a set range
Ill move this to the Aviation Thread