3474 km divided by tan 16 degrees [0.29] or ~12,000 km. Does that make any trajectory sense?
If the closest approach to the Moon was just over three days after launch then a 7-8 days flight time suggests that the spacecraft is still on its way to a geocentric apogee after exiting the Moon's sphere of influence. Right?
Doug, an earlier posting here on the morning of October 28th said that the lunar fly-by had taken place "that night" which I assume is overnight October 27-28. So that is about 3-3.5 days after launch at 18:00 GMT on October 24th.
The large NOTAM area may actually mean that the Chang'e 5T1 bus will reenter the atmosphere...
飞行试验器...由服务舱和返回器两部分组成,服务舱以嫦娥二号卫星平台为基础研制,具备留轨开展科研试验功能