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 ====== UK Squawk List (WIP) ======
-There are many sources for squawk codes in the UK on the internet, but a lot of them seem to be based on older lists/information. So, here's the most up-to-date list direct from the UK's Civil Aviation Authority [[https://nats-uk.ead-it.com/cms-nats/opencms/en/Publications/AIP/Current-AIRAC/html/eAIP/EG-ENR-1.6-en-GB.html|documentation]]. We'll try and keep this up to date as the documentation is usually updated every month, but actual changes will be rare. Anchor links are provided in the dropdown menu to each block section.
+There are many sources for squawk codes in the UK on the internet, but a lot of them seem to be based on older lists/information. So, here's the most up-to-date list direct from the UK's Civil Aviation Authority [[https://www.aurora.nats.co.uk/htmlAIP/Publications/2024-03-21-AIRAC/html/eAIP/EG-ENR-1.6-en-GB.html|documentation]]. We'll try and keep this up to date as the documentation is usually updated every month, but actual changes will be rare. Anchor links are provided in the dropdown menu to each block section.
 Squawk codes can be useful for determining where something has come from or is going to in the case of missing or incomplete route information. Or they can identify a specific type of mission or what an aircraft is up to. The emergency squawks are also listed here - these will trigger alerts live on the [[https://adsb.oarc.uk/emergencies/|emergencies table]] on the [[https://adsb.oarc.uk/|tracker]] website and also hopefully soon into the ADS-B channel on the [[https://www.oarc.uk/join|OARC Discord]]. Also remember that each digit is an octal - meaning 0-8 - so you'll never see a 9 anywhere.