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A near‐ultraviolet (NUV) spectrograph (320–460 nm) was flown on the EXL98 aircraft sprite observation campaign during July 1998. In this wavelength range video rate (60 fields/sec) spectrographic observations found the NUV and blue emissions to be predominantly N 2  (2PG). The negligible level of N 2  +  (1NG) present in the spectrum is confirmed by observations of a co‐aligned, narrowly filtered 427.8 nm imager and is in agreement with previous ground‐based filtered photometer observations. The synthetic spectral fit to the observations indicates a characteristic energy of ∼1.8 eV, in agreement with our other NUV observations.

Near‐ultraviolet and blue spectral observations of sprites in the 320–460 nm region: N 2 (2PG) emissions