The American spy plane was spotted over the Black Sea again

The American Bombardier Challenger 650 Artemis II reconnaissance aircraft was spotted again over the neutral waters of the Black Sea on April 17. This is evidenced by the data of the Flightradar24 service.

According to the monitoring, the aircraft took off from the territory of Constanta International Airport, which is located in southeastern Romania. The plane flew along almost the entire southern coast of the Black Sea. At the time of publication, it is moving near Sinop Airport in northern Turkey.

Judging by the route, the Bombardier Challenger made several U-turns on its way, including near the southeastern Turkish regions. Krasnodar, Gelendzhik, Novorossiysk and Sevastopol are located on the opposite northern coast from the plane. The flight altitude is almost 11.6 thousand meters.

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Earlier that day, a NATO Boeing E-3A Sentry reconnaissance aircraft took off from Turkey and conducted surveillance near the Ukrainian border for about two hours. The aircraft followed the Black Sea coast of Turkey and flew over the territory of Bulgaria. In Romanian airspace, he began to perform maneuvers in a circle in the immediate vicinity of the border with Ukraine.

Bombardier Challenger 650 Artemis II has already been spotted in the airspace near the Kaliningrad region on April 1. The flight of the Swedish Gulfstream S102B Korpen electronic reconnaissance aircraft was also recorded there. Prior to that, on March 31, a Gulfstream IV reconnaissance aircraft of the Swedish Air Force was spotted near the borders of the Leningrad Region and Karelia.