Flightradar24 Thread Part III

Oscar Bravo

Dubai Air Wing 747,A6-MMM,on the way into DUB now

vicwatson

Vulcan Air AN-26B UR-CQE ex VGO heading south - north towards Dublin now

BZ

AA141 LHR to JFK just about to divert in SNN.

Pinch Flat

Just saw Ryanair fr143 did a go around at dub

Just see the early Qatar for this morning is an A350.

JCX BXC

RWY34 in use at Dublin this morning due to a very strong northerly wind. Very very rare that 34 is in use purely due to weather.

Delays building and EI3281 (STK81DR) BRS-DUB diverting to Cork.

nomdeboardie

Gaah, here comes a 777 routed over me into Dublin and I will be able to see nuffink - damn clouds :mad:

and next an A330

ETA Love that A330 wooooo howl on passing into the wind

Poochie05

Was on a flight that landed on Runway 34 this morning, pilot sounded really excited as he was telling us there was a strong northerly wind and we were holding for them to switch to this runway

Oscar Bravo

G-TCDH(ex Thomas Cook A321) on the way into Shannon. Already there is G-TCDK,G-TCDB,G-TCXD,G-TCDC and G-TCDE.

BZ

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

G-TCDH(ex Thomas Cook A321) on the way into Shannon. Already there is G-TCDK,G-TCDB,G-TCXD,G-TCDC and G-TCDE.

More to come.

EchoIndia

BZ wrote: »

More to come.

I've heard a total of 14.

Tabnabs

https://www.flightradar24.com/DLH9PX/2252530f

LH A340 landing shortly in Dublin.

What Username Guidelines

Tabnabs wrote: »

https://www.flightradar24.com/DLH9PX/2252530f

LH A340 landing shortly in Dublin.

What’s the story here? I caught one on Sunday morning too

Captain_Crash

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

What’s the story here? I caught one on Sunday morning too

Today's one was an A340-300 which is scheduled as LH978/9 FRA-DUB-FRA every Wed. The one you caught was an A340-600 which came in for painting.

lovelyhurler

Bit of a rare one but,.....
I see at Sun Country flight (SCX8970) on its way into SNN now from ATH. What's that about?

JCX BXC

lovelyhurler wrote: »

Bit of a rare one but,.....
I see at Sun Country flight (SCX8970) on its way into SNN now from ATH. What's that about?

Troops afaik.

Two diversions at Shannon this morning due to weather. I note they're now switching to RWY16 in Dublin.

Oasis1974

First time i ever saw a go around from my window into Cork was the Faro flight thought it was landing then engines roared and turned left over the house. Amazing wondering why the landing gear was still not up while it flew away thought it was done pretty fast?

flexcon

Oasis1974 wrote: »

First time i ever saw a go around from my window into Cork was the Faro flight thought it was landing then engines roared and turned left over the house. Amazing wondering why the landing gear was still not up while it flew away thought it was done pretty fast?

Just about to head up to the viewing area now after work. Could be interesting during rush hour based on the wind direction

Lapmo_Dancer

Oasis1974 wrote: »

Amazing wondering why the landing gear was still not up while it flew away thought it was done pretty fast?

Standard wind shear recovery technique. Don’t change aircraft configuration until out of the wind shear.

fearruanua

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-49931753

One of our favourite sounds to hear at night. : (

PukkaStukka

fearruanua wrote: »

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-49931753

One of our favourite sounds to hear at night. : (

Just awful, it appears then ran out of fuel on approach to the runway.

http://avherald.com/h?article=4cd99477&opt=0

smurfjed

Makes you wonder what their fuel levels were like after crossing the Atlantic.

Ilyushin76

Very Sad too hear was only recently watching an air clips video on youtube of this very same aircraft.These aircraft often make 9 + hours flights across the ocean and with 5 crew you would think they would spotted that they where low on fuel earlier and diverted to another airport ?

fricatus

PukkaStukka wrote: »

Just awful, it appears then ran out of fuel on approach to the runway.

http://avherald.com/h?article=4cd99477&opt=0

That's awful

And I know it's not really relevant, but I was in Lviv a few years ago and its a really lovely city.

RIP to the crew.

smurfjed

EASA has pulled their Third Country Operators approval, so they are banned from European skies.

Salmon Leap

smurfjed wrote: »

EASA has pulled their Third Country Operators approval, so they are banned from European skies.

UR-CEZ currently on finals from Gothenburg into Liverpool

PukkaStukka

Different operator

Salmon Leap

PukkaStukka wrote: »

Different operator

Oh. I thought it was all An-12s.

PukkaStukka

Yeah it was operator that was sanctioned, not the aircraft type

Recliner

Ryanair just diverted and landed. Anyone any idea why?