Flightradar24 Thread

ninebeanrows

There has been banks of fog in the area through the day.

highlydebased

This A342 http://www.flightradar24.com/A342/457f90c is Qatar Amiri A7-HHK

Blocked heading east towards Cork is N803AG

fr336

iusedtoknow wrote: »

Feel sorry for the controllers keeping tabs on all these guys

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057290072

billie1b

Strumms wrote: »

Was out for a few pints in the Glasnevein area and as we left the pub it flew over us directly.. Getting used to the distinctive sound of her now.. A bit of a thrill also seeing her take off us close a few times... Never mind getting caught at the reds on the perimeter road to see that up close, anytime.

I remember being stuck on the reds (the fire station side) whilst the Rescue chopper was doing some manouvers, started recording it on my phone, he was moving up, down, forward, back, left and right, he was going up switching off the engine, dropping amd on the bounce switching it back on, ground taxi-ing and a few other things, bloody battery went dead didn't it, didn't get not a second of footage, bloody ****ty Samsung phone!

BAW9150 G-BNWO B767-336 northwest of Donegal off to the breakers at Victorville.

Went tech before departure, obviously wasn't ready for retirement but the techs got her up and running after 3 hrs.

Dublin Red Devil

I presume this took of from a ship the middle of the sea. Either that or an offshore oil rig.

Anyone care to enlighten us?


http://fr24.com/HKS23N

de biz

HKS23N departed from the Alwyn North oil rig platform according to the CHC website.

V_Moth

Dornier Do-228 (D-CULT) belonging to Businesswings (based in Kassel in central Germany) flying from Prague to presumably one of the London Airports:

http://www.flightradar24.com/JMP625/458745b

fr336

Deleted User wrote: »

BAW9150 G-BNWO B767-336 northwest of Donegal off to the breakers at Victorville.

Went tech before departure, obviously wasn't ready for retirement but the techs got her up and running after 3 hrs.

What was this?

b757

fr336 wrote: »

What was this?

Scrapyard.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_California_Logistics_Airport

fr336

Anti terrorism police search field under Luton Airport flight path after suspicious behavior (rumour two guys with range finder)

http://www.luton-dunstable.co.uk/luton-airport-suspicious-incident/story-22931690-detail/story.html

arubex

Westbound over NI, A340-300 with Qatari Air Force callsign

http://planefinder.net/flight/QAF9

homerjay2005

theres a plane heading eastbound out of Shannon, took off about 15 mins ago that has no call sign...

registration is 87-0139, which i am sure is incorrect.any idea what we have?

Quaderno

KLM765 just went over Tralee, at 10,000ft and quite loud. It should be an A330 going from Bonaire to Amsterdam, but it appears to head for Shannon right now.

Quaderno

Quaderno wrote: »

KLM765 just went over Tralee, at 10,000ft and quite loud. It should be an A330 going from Bonaire to Amsterdam, but it appears to head for Shannon right now.

About to touch down now, heavy and on one engine.

Edit: Safely down, audio archive: http://archive-server.liveatc.net/einn/EINN2-Sep-17-2014-0830Z.mp3 from 0:50.

arubex

homerjay2005 wrote: »

theres a plane heading eastbound out of Shannon, took off about 15 mins ago that has no call sign...

registration is 87-0139, which i am sure is incorrect.any idea what we have?

Nice catch! US Army C-20 ( Gulfstream III ) .

Seems to have arrived around lunchtime yesterday.

Oscar Bravo

KLM 737 doing some training at Shannon. reg PH-BXA.

b757

EI-DMG C441 DUB-WAT

Quaderno

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

KLM 737 doing some training at Shannon. reg PH-BXA.

Not looking particularly tidy, the climb rate is impressive though

b757

PAT44 US Army Gulfstream C37 over STU heading West.

97-1944 FL400.

Not on FR.

b757

Honeywell Gulstream G5 N599H heading into SNN now.

Growler!!!

Quaderno wrote: »

Not looking particularly tidy, the climb rate is impressive though

The circuits required will be hand flown, no auto pilot. The only tidy bit needs to be on the localiser:D

I wonder did KLM kill 2 birds with one stone here. There was a KLM diversion into Shannon earlier today, would be easy to put a pile of trainees into the 737 and then the extra crew and engineers for the diversion aircraft also???

homerjay2005

JP is on his way home after a successful day at the races in Listowel.

that chopper has had a busy 2 weeks, been used alot lately.

Edit : home in about 15 minutes, some way to travel his house looks a complete beast from the Air, with a Helipad a nice distance away from it.

Oscar Bravo

PH-BXA now departing Shannon .returning home.

Oscar Bravo

P4-MIS just passed by the south of Ireland. An A319-115CJ

homerjay2005

JP is out and about again this morning, just appeared on the radar two minutes ago, its my 3rd time seeing him on the radar since Sunday. just a quick spin to Adare Manor Golf Club and he is off again. looks like it went up to Meath to pick up a jockey, then back down home to pick up JP as its just landed in Listowel at the races - showed him landing, just as he dropped off the radar!

how come his chopper is so visible, yet not many others ever appear?

homerjay2005

very unusual for this part of the country!

any idea where this took off from, a private airfield near bantry?? assume its heading to the Aran islands?




looks like it too off from Bantry Aerodrome and this is the plane in question - its owned by Joe Singletons and its a self build. lovely job.

Oscar Bravo

Gulfstream IV inbound Shannon. reg N742DB. Gulfstream 6 about to cross over the south of the country, reg M-WIND.

Oscar Bravo

Approaching the north west coast is an US Army Gulfstream C-37B (G550) serial 04-1778 ."PAT 78"

ShanE90

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

Approaching the north west coast is an US Army Gulfstream C-37B (G550) serial 04-1778 ."PAT 78"

Noisey low ac flew over kilkenny just now but not in fr24 ..any ideas?