Flightradar24 Thread Part III

marno21

JCX BXC wrote: »

Sitting in a bus coming into Shannon airport, AN124 flies overhead and scares the bejaysus out of me.

RA82045 off to Moscow DME

747 just departed of Kalitta Air for good measure

vicwatson

Did an AN12 leave SNN, VIZ301 no info on Flightradar

Snowc

Antonov 12 passing over Dublin soon inbound shannon should be a nice sound on this clear night

Snowc

vicwatson wrote: »

Did an AN12 leave SNN, VIZ301 no info on Flightradar

Yes aerovis airlines ur-cpz

eastmayo

Dl45 dublin to new York is holding after departure from dublin.

Trebor176

eastmayo wrote: »

Dl45 dublin to new York is holding after departure from dublin.

Looks like it's descending back into Dublin Airport. There is obviously an issue. A birdstrike, perhaps?

phonypony

Trebor176 wrote: »

Looks like it's descending back into Dublin Airport. There is obviously an issue. A birdstrike, perhaps?

Gear issue, had vibrations after departure

marno21

P4-MES of Roman Abromovich just after departing Dublin

Hopefully he doesn't encounter any Hazards on his departure

Oscar Bravo

VP-BVV,Gainjet 737(BBJ) currently in the circuit at Shannon.

CPTM

marno21 wrote: »

P4-MES of Roman Abromovich just after departing Dublin

Hopefully he doesn't encounter any Hazards on his departure

Any idea why they diverted to Dublin?

dropzone

https://www.airlive.net/breaking-air-traffic-stopped-in-republic-of-ireland-except-dublin/

Does anyone here know what the issue is?

igCorcaigh

Says radar issue... Unusual.

igCorcaigh

https://twitter.com/airlivenet/status/1047208100091060225?s=19

Trebor176

An AN-12 (CVK) is due into Shannon from Montreal later on. I wonder if it will have to divert to Dublin, if the fault isn't sorted.

igCorcaigh

https://twitter.com/airlivenet/status/1047210689469841409?s=19

igCorcaigh

https://twitter.com/CorkAirport/status/1047214132859162625?s=19

Pinch Flat

Flightradar24 over irish airspace looking very barren now.

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/flights-suspended-over-ireland-due-to-significant-radar-failure-in-irish-airspace-37378752.html

SleetAndSnow

Lanzarote flight seems to be still heading to Cork, even though its still down isn't it?

EDIT: Possibly not, STN took off from ORK too

kub

SleetAndSnow wrote:

Lanzarote flight seems to be still heading to Cork, even though its still down isn't it?

SleetAndSnow wrote:

EDIT: Possibly not, STN took off from ORK too

It is back up and running.

cameramonkey

Shannon based rescue helicopter out on a job to what looks like a cruise ship called Marco Polo.South West coast.
https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:-10.4/centery:51.3/zoom:10

10-10-20

I was just out the back and heard what I can only guess was a fighter jet whistling overhead. I'm in Sandyford and it came from the Three rock direction and moved towards Bray very, very rapidly.
It's not on FR24.
It's possible that it took off in Casement or Dublin in a Westerly direction and then looped back to the South-East but as I could not see it I can't be sure.

Any clues? I'm guessing it wasn't the Irish AF.

garclo

EI3808 Cork to Edinburgh has turned in the Irish sea and is heading to Dublin. Anyone know why?

EchoIndia

FR24 replay function will show you traffic at that time, which included an EI A320 northeastbound for landing at Dublin.

tv221

The sweet sound of a Fairchild Swearingen Metroliner making it's way into Shannon against the breeze

10-10-20

As mentioned, it wasn't on FR24 as I was able to check on that instant. There was no air-traffic within 7 to 10 miles of me at least.
It also wasn't a commercial or passenger jet. It was small, fast and moved from the direction around the top of Three Rock to Bray in 10 seconds. A normal flight overhead at 2,000m alt would take ~45 seconds to perform the same.
The engine note wasn't unlike a eurofighter in the below example, ie a pronounced high-pitched whistle, but there was a lot of noise damping as there was little lower frequency 'tearing' sound and the initial sound of the jet was 'compressed' and started very suddenly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tr_yvomTMn4

If nobody else heard it, fine, but I stand by my word on this!

faoiarvok

10-10-20 wrote: »

As mentioned, it wasn't on FR24 as I was able to check on that instant. There was no air-traffic within 7 to 10 miles of me at least.
It also wasn't a commercial or passenger jet. It was small, fast and moved from the direction around the top of Three Rock to Bray in 10 seconds. A normal flight overhead at 2,000m alt would take ~45 seconds to perform the same.
The engine note wasn't unlike a eurofighter in the below example, ie a pronounced high-pitched whistle, but there was a lot of noise damping as there was little lower frequency 'tearing' sound and the initial sound of the jet was 'compressed' and started very suddenly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tr_yvomTMn4

If nobody else heard it, fine, but I stand by my word on this!

Did you see it or just hear it?

ned14

Listen back on LiveATC and see if you can hear any communications from a plane in that area.

vicwatson

Anyone know what VOR05 G-GBAS, ESH - WAT, except they went northwest of WAT and are circling back around, it's a Diamond DA62, says it's belonging to Flight Calibration Services?

vicwatson

What is it calibrating? Doing a full circle now

marno21

vicwatson wrote: »

What is it calibrating? Doing a full circle now

At the centre of the circle lies the Clonmel NDB beacon so likely that.