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If it 'ain't broken........ Don't try to mend it !
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Last night I uploaded the first visit of UA's new livery to Dulles and it was declared invalid hot...there is only one other photo of the new cs in the database, seems quite curios to me.Comment
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Seems like 2nd picture in db of the new cs and first visit to the capital should in some way qualify as noteworthy, but if not then not.Comment
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Might have been newsworthy last week, but since it's been on the DB for over eight days, not so newsworthy any more, and as it clearly states in the hot photo guidelines, first visits are not considered newsworthy.Originally posted by StarfuryT View PostComment
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What about a new airline for the aircraft?Comment
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Is there any visible change to the livery/appearance of the aircraft?Originally posted by Taylor Kim View PostComment
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Reminder
2.5 Hot Photo
The following will be accepted as hot for 48 hours after the first photo got accepted:
1. New aircraft type produced by a manufacturer. (including subtypes)
2. New aircraft type / subtype for an airline or air force. (including roll-outs or test flights at the factory)
3. First appearance of a new airline colour scheme. (incl. for all subtypes)
4. First appearance of a special scheme for an airline or air force. Air force special scheme must be at least a full tail marking or similar size on the fuselage. (also for subtypes). Airline special scheme includes all alliance schemes such as Star Alliance, One World etc.
5. Other Newsworthy events at the discretion of the screening team. (typical hand over ceremonies, promotion tours by new airliner types,..)
6. photos of airliners with a registration not in the database will count as hot. (the 48h hours guideline will not apply to those)
7. Please note that new routes are not considered as hot.
Hot photos for which the 48 hour guideline does not apply
In order to improve the cooperation with FlightRadar24 and have the most up to date photo available for the FlightRadar24 site the following will be accepted as hot for the first photo accepted only.
1. A new delivery of an aircraft type that already exists in the fleet.
2. An existing aircraft in the fleet that is repainted in a new colour scheme.
3. Any change to the colour scheme (for example: removal of a special scheme, new stickers) or to the aircraft itself (Winglets, Sharklets) - Note that this is only valid for active aircraft
4. Photo of an airliner with a registration not in the database or re-use of a registration for a new airframe
Remember, these are hot only for the first accepted image.
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Hello Dear JP Forum Crew.
If and aircraft engine was repainted and now have a new look, does a picture of it count as hot?
RegardsComment
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If it's just a replacement part with a different color, then no. If it's a new official colors for the engines, then yes.Comment
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I just uploaded a Qantas A330 with new special livery, but I have no idea of why photo screener gave me invalid hot rejection.
Firstly I want to say, I have already read all information of the rule of hot photos in guide.
2.5 Hot Photo
The following will be accepted as hot for 48 hours after the first photo got accepted:
1. New aircraft type produced by a manufacturer. (including subtypes)
2. New aircraft type / subtype for an airline or air force. (including roll-outs or test flights at the factory)
3. First appearance of a new airline colour scheme. (incl. for all subtypes)
4. First appearance of a special scheme for an airline or air force. Air force special scheme must be at least a full tail marking or similar size on the fuselage. (also for subtypes). Airline special scheme includes all alliance schemes such as Star Alliance, One World etc.
5. Other Newsworthy events at the discretion of the screening team. (typical hand over ceremonies, promotion tours by new airliner types,..)
6. Photos of airliners with a registration not in the database will count as hot. (the 48h hours guideline will not apply to those)
7. Please note that new routes are not considered as hot.
According to the guide, this photo should be qualify with the rule of 48 hours.
Link of the rejected photo: https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=10852839
I wish staff member could give me some information of it, thanks!
Kind regards from Sydney
Charlie ChangComment
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I don't understand this insistence. Upload your second photo normally and if it is good it will surely be accepted. -
That's only if they fall within the similar criteria. Different sides, sequence or airfield don't have such a time restriction.Originally posted by Oojiflip View Post
And while you're generally right on differences between days, you have no idea how quickly Sun Country rolled out some stickers (anniversary I believe) last year. I screened several different planes with that change the same day. -
Yes, from previous experience, this should be okay. But screeners think even the uploading guide does not say anything about this, but this action will bring pressure to the queue and it is meanless to upload. So since now it would be possible to get rejected if you get same case as this one.Originally posted by mahagonny View Post
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Hi, yesterday evening I uploaded a new pic D-ANRI as hot due to be the first pic in the db. The pic was not screened till now. In the meantime another pic was accepted as first pic which could happen, when someone was faster. But I didn't recieve a rejection mail with "invaldi hot". Is my pic now in the nomal queue or is there a bug.
bgrds
RainerComment
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It's because that guy uploaded faster than you and his was accepted as HOT. You one is automatically went to normal queue. It means it was never on HOT queue.
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Hi Raihan, that's what I assumed but I'm sure that I alsO uploaded as hot and in the past I got rejections as invalid hot when someone was faster than me and it didn't end up in the nortmal queue.Originally posted by Raihan Ahmed View PostComment
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