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10/28 EIDW Closing

  • 05-03-2009 10:53pm
    #1
    ian_m
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,322 ✭✭✭


    Hi guys

    I've been told 10/28 is closing for five days. Could someone please confirm if this might be true and if so, when?

    cheers


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  • #2
    View Profile
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    It being the main runway of Ireland's busiest airport I cant imagine its closing down.
    Runway 34/16 is the only other runway and its only suitable for N/S winds.


  • #3
    peter1892
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    Looks like night-time closures only - although those of you more familiar with NOTAMS might be able to confirm if it is currently closed as suggested below:

    A0321/09 - RWY 10/28 CLOSED. DAILY 2300-0500, 02 MAR 23:00 2009 UNTIL 07 MAR 05:00 2009.
    CREATED: 24 FEB 17:43 2009


  • #4
    Danbo!
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,942 ✭✭✭Danbo!


    I thought this happened quite a bit on any airport's "main runway" for rubber removal, but only during the night. Every so often you get a thread started by someone living under the flightpath of 16/34 asking why they are being awoken in the early hours.

    God I'd love if they closed 28/10 for a week, watching departures and arrivals from 16/34 is a lot more enjoyable and much better for photo opportunities.


  • #5
    ch252
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    peter1892 wrote: »
    Looks like night-time closures only - although those of you more familiar with NOTAMS might be able to confirm if it is currently closed as suggested below:

    A0321/09 - RWY 10/28 CLOSED. DAILY 2300-0500, 02 MAR 23:00 2009 UNTIL 07 MAR 05:00 2009.
    CREATED: 24 FEB 17:43 2009

    In plain english, its closed from the 3rd to the 7th of march from 23:00 until 5:00 only:)


  • #6
    sdanseo
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    I'd certainly hope any civilian was able to decode that, tbh :rolleyes:


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  • #7
    ch252
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    I would too donnelly, but you never know, and the post I was referring to did make a referece to those unfamiliar to NOTAM's, thats why


  • #8
    ian_m
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,322 ✭✭✭ian_m


    peter1892 wrote: »
    Looks like night-time closures only - although those of you more familiar with NOTAMS might be able to confirm if it is currently closed as suggested below:

    A0321/09 - RWY 10/28 CLOSED. DAILY 2300-0500, 02 MAR 23:00 2009 UNTIL 07 MAR 05:00 2009.
    CREATED: 24 FEB 17:43 2009

    Thanks Peter. I was hoping to do some spotting on 16.


  • #9
    Jawgap
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    Stee wrote: »
    I thought this happened quite a bit on any airport's "main runway" for rubber removal, but only during the night. Every so often you get a thread started by someone living under the flightpath of 16/34 asking why they are being awoken in the early hours.

    God I'd love if they closed 28/10 for a week, watching departures and arrivals from 16/34 is a lot more enjoyable and much better for photo opportunities.

    there was a rubber removal vehicle and trailer parked in a layby on the old airport road just south of Airside Retail Park for a few days last week.

    I wondered how could such a business by viable, but then I saw it was German registered so I assume they go all over Europe scraping bits of tyre of runways!!


  • #10
    Board Walker
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    Jawgap wrote: »
    there was a rubber removal vehicle and trailer parked in a layby on the old airport road just south of Airside Retail Park for a few days last week.

    I wondered how could such a business by viable, but then I saw it was German registered so I assume they go all over Europe scraping bits of tyre of runways!!

    Its because the vehicle was left had drive and the runways in dublin are left had drive :D:pac::pac:


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