Flightradar24 Thread Part II

JCX BXC

Into Shannon for a Paint job?

kippy

arubex wrote: »

Their other two aircraft ( a G5 and a Falcon 2000 ) are D-ABMW and D-BMVV

http://www.airframes.org/fleet/bmw

But that's peanuts compared to Volkswagen's fleet of ten aircraft including an A319

http://www.airframes.org/fleet/wgt

Good money in cars!

Mech1

kippy wrote: »

Good money in cars!

oh yeah i must be a feckin millionaire! where did i leave it all?

fr336

Any ideas why an FR DUB-Birmingham diverted to EMA tonight?

JCX BXC

fr336 wrote: »

Any ideas why an FR DUB-Birmingham diverted to EMA tonight?

I suspect BHX was closed.

fr336

Carnacalla wrote: »

I suspect BHX was closed.

May I ask why? :P

JCX BXC

fr336 wrote: »

May I ask why? :P

They close around 11ish AFAIK.

Fr669 took off at 10:17pm. 17minutes later than scheduled.

Thinking about it, its unlikely. It seems like usual practice to keep the airport open until all flights scheduled have left/arrived.

fr336

Carnacalla wrote: »

They close around 11ish AFAIK.

Fr669 took off at 10:17pm. 17minutes later than scheduled.

Thinking about it, its unlikely. It seems like usual practice to keep the airport open until all flights scheduled have left.

Closing at 11, northern softies :P

JCX BXC

Titan Airways 737-300 from EDI squaking 7700 at 34,000 ft in central UK

fr336

Carnacalla wrote: »

Titan Airways 737-300 from EDI squaking 7700 at 34,000 ft in central UK

They were just testing your reaction times

arubex

Looks like an extra Star Air B762 into Shannon this morning.

OY-SRI direct from Cologne:

http://fr24.com/SRR9261/5d82fb7

while N749AX did the usual multi-stop service earlier.

Oh there was one yesterday as well, OY-SRM with a slightly different ( and still non-standard ) flight number. Still in Shannon as far as I can tell.

http://fr24.com/2015-03-25/06:40/12x/SRR9251/5d60bfd

Maintenance perhaps?

Update 09:15: yesterday's arrival, OY-SRM, now departed eastwards

http://fr24.com/SRR9262/5d863f1

Spinx1981

Plane flying off the coast of Ireland with its identity blocked. What sort of plane would that be? Air Corps?

b757

Spinx1981 wrote: »

Plane flying off the coast of Ireland with its identity blocked. What sort of plane would that be? Air Corps?

No, a business jets. Military either show up as normal or they don't.

N906D Falcon 900EX

arubex

Hong Kong-registered BBJ of MetroJet heading up the Irish Sea from Stansted

http://fr24.com/BLEX/5d95b74

PukkaStukka

Anyone any idea's what's buzzing Dublin city centre at the moment? Can't see from where I am nor is there anything on FR, but can definetly hear it.

Simon Gruber Says

Big delays in Schiphol this morning due to a power cut that closed the airport for a while this morning.

lambayire

PukkaStukka wrote: »

Anyone any idea's what's buzzing Dublin city centre at the moment? Can't see from where I am nor is there anything on FR, but can definetly hear it.

Garda helicopter at a guess following yesterday's events in Drumcondra?

AGC

A couple of air corps planes have certainly flown over Stephens Green

PukkaStukka

lambayire wrote: »

Garda helicopter at a guess following yesterday's events in Drumcondra?

Definetly a turbo prop, not a rotor!

As an aside, the Garda Air support chopper yesterday was all black in colour. Looked the part too.

PukkaStukka

AGC wrote: »

A couple of air corps planes have certainly flown over Stephens Green

Preparation for Easter Sunday no doubt!

flanzer

AGC wrote: »

A couple of air corps planes have certainly flown over Stephens Green

A stretched hummer, escorted by 4 Garda outriders, just flew past me here in Santry. I wonder is it related.

rocky911

flanzer wrote: »

A stretched hummer, escorted by 4 Garda outriders, just flew past me here in Santry. I wonder is it related.

Hummer ?? are the boss men in towN ?

PukkaStukka

Didn't know hummers could fly.. does it have a transponder so we can see it on FR..???

flanzer

rocky911 wrote: »

Hummer ?? are the boss men in towN ?

Yep. It made me wonder that some A-Z lister is getting an escort at the tax payers expense?!

arubex

ANyone with clear skies near Drogheda, B742 N942CK scraping over at just 28,000 ft

http://fr24.com/CKS204/5dababf

Mind your chimneys!

b757

http://www.flightradar24.com/BEE7LA/5daf009

Last FlyBe flight into WAT today.

bronn

PukkaStukka wrote: »

Preparation for Easter Sunday no doubt!

Yeah, they do it every year. About a week before Easter Sunday, they're out, flying around the city in practice for the 1916 commemorations. They try out a few approaches and circles from O'Connell Street. Sometimes heading around by the Phoenix Park. Other times, they take a hard left and fly down over Rathgar before turning right and having another go. I think there were only one or two at it today. I've seen them practicing with more. Next year should be good. Not as good as FlightFest, though. We'd a great view of planes turning over Bushy Park. I have a few good shots of the A380 flying right over the garden. Must hunt them out.

MoyVilla9

b757 wrote: »

http://www.flightradar24.com/BEE7LA/5daf009

Last FlyBe flight into WAT today.

And I'm about to depart Dub for London City on Flybe, a discontinued route from next month I believe.

JCX BXC

Flybes antics are strange. They start a London City route with a very saturated market and then are surprised when it doesn't work put.

homerjay2005

Lot airlines due in around 12 today carrying the polish football team. Arrival terminal 1 and apparently there's a fu*ck load of polish fans planning on being there.