Around Phoenix I’ll see a lot of local flights with the call sign “ROK” with a few numbers after it and no space. Like “ROK71” and “ROK91”. They typically move pretty slow, can make right angle turns, and can stay up for a few hours. There is very little data on these. I tried to search but nothing comes up. Does anyone know what these are? Thanks
Does this answer your question? ROK91
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Welcome to the forum Eric.
See you got a prompt answer from @SweetPea11
Searching for info can be an art form in itself 
I’ve often searched for an aircraft ID on one tracking site and not found it, same ID on different site and there it is.
Friendly forum this, any problems will almost certainly get some help.
Geoff
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Thank you. That does appear to be them! Must be trainers. I tried to search in the app and didn’t get much either. Thanks!
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Wow. National Airlines name is way out of proportion to what they’re flying. 
According to the JO 7340, the ICAO code ROK was transferred from National Airlines (1998-2001) to Red Rock Flying school. It now belongs to a flying school in Arizona, so that is where you are seeing it now.
BL.
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