Fly It. Wear It.
Squawk codes 7500, 7600 and 7700 can silently tell air traffic control that an aircraft is facing unlawful interference, a radio failure or a general emergency. Here is what each code means, what controllers see and what happens next.
Kayla Roberts is a writer and aviation enthusiast with a deep appreciation for pilot culture, aircraft design, and the stories behind every tail number. With a passion for flight and aviation lifestyle, she creates content that connects pilots and enthusiasts to the gear they wear and the skies they love.
When she’s not writing, Kayla enjoys exploring aviation history, spending time around airports, and celebrating the freedom and adventure that come with life in the air.
