Flightradar24 (and other trackers) Thread Part IV

lolie

Antonov 225 due in to Shannon this Tuesday afternoon and departing Wednesday afternoon.
https://flyinginireland.com/2020/06/worlds-largest-aircraft-to-visit-shannon/

mookishboy

lolie wrote: »

Antonov 225 due in to Shannon this Tuesday afternoon and departing Wednesday afternoon.
https://flyinginireland.com/2020/06/worlds-largest-aircraft-to-visit-shannon/

That i would like to see

dashoonage

is it possible to get the fight path for the 225 in advance ?

Pat Dunne

dashoonage wrote: »

is it possible to get the fight path for the 225 in advance ?

It gives the expected schedule and route in the link that has already been posted twice in posts directly above.

The aircraft will have a very busy day on the 9th June, it is due to leave Almaty International Airport in Kazakstan at 01.00 (GMT times) and fly to Baku with an arrival time of 04.30. It will then continue on to Leipzig in Germany at 06.30 with an expected arrival time of 11.30. After a two hour stopover, it will depart for Shannon where it is expected to arrive at 16.45 (local time) on Tuesday afternoon. Currently, the aircraft is scheduled to depart Shannon at 14.30 on Wednesday afternoon.

https://flyinginireland.com/2020/06/worlds-largest-aircraft-to-visit-shannon/

faoiarvok

Pat Dunne wrote: »

It gives the expected schedule and route in the link that has already been posted twice in posts directly above.



https://flyinginireland.com/2020/06/worlds-largest-aircraft-to-visit-shannon/

I think dashoonage is looking for the actual route to be flown though, i.e. where it will pass overhead.

The answer to that is not really. You could make some educated guesses, but the portion to be flown over the island of Ireland will probably be affected by the runway in use at the time, which again you could make an educated guess at based on the forecast, but not know for sure.

dashoonage

faoiarvok wrote: »

I think dashoonage is looking for the actual route to be flown though, i.e. where it will pass overhead.

The answer to that is not really. You could make some educated guesses, but the portion to be flown over the island of Ireland will probably be affected by the runway in use at the time, which again you could make an educated guess at based on the forecast, but not know for sure.

Yup this is what im looking for, hoping it goes down to foynes and up the estuary on approach, i wont be in shannon but will be just across the water ya see :P

Edit: thanks though Pat!

Comhrá

Quote:
Originally Posted by faoiarvok View Post
I think dashoonage is looking for the actual route to be flown though, i.e. where it will pass overhead.

The answer to that is not really. You could make some educated guesses, but the portion to be flown over the island of Ireland will probably be affected by the runway in use at the time, which again you could make an educated guess at based on the forecast, but not know for sure.
Yup this is what im looking for, hoping it goes down to foynes and up the estuary on approach, i wont be in shannon but will be just across the water ya see

Edit: thanks though Pat!

This is Met Eireann's forecast chart (wind speed & direction) for tomorrow, Tue @ 1800 hrs. Winds look to be West - Southwest at around 7kts so there's a fair chance it will be runway 24 if ME's chart verifies.

http://archive.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp

Poochie05

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

N3796B,C130,is due into Shannon shortly after 7pm. An interesting one.

Think that flew over the house this morning in Wexford, still climbing after leaving Shannon. Very noisy!

AN225 delayed till Wednesday morning at 1000. Tech issue in Almaty.

RadioRetro

These two C130s just flew over me, highly unusual.

Irish Steve

Deleted User wrote: »

AN225 delayed till Wednesday morning at 1000. Tech issue in Almaty.

Flying in Ireland site now giving ETA in Shannon as 1100 (local) Wednesday

Pat Dunne

dashoonage wrote: »

Yup this is what im looking for, hoping it goes down to foynes and up the estuary on approach, i wont be in shannon but will be just across the water ya see :P

Edit: thanks though Pat!

Local weather conditions are going to govern which approach is taken.
As we’re all fully aware, Runways switch at a moments notice, on the North Atlantic Coast line and especially with an unfavourable forecast for Wednesday.

EchoIndia

RadioRetro wrote: »

These two C130s just flew over me, highly unusual.

Quick fuel stop only.

Pat Dunne

EchoIndia wrote: »

Quick fuel stop only.

Where did the stop for fuel?

EchoIndia

Pat Dunne wrote: »

Where did the stop for fuel?

Shannon, I believe.

Irish Steve

Irish Steve wrote: »

Flying in Ireland site now giving ETA in Shannon as 1100 (local) Wednesday

Wednesday now scrubbed as well

Comhrá

Deleted User wrote: »

Wednesday now scrubbed as well

Is that definite? Another Boards member working in Snn says it's not cancelled.

BZ

Deleted User wrote: »

Wednesday now scrubbed as well

Not true. Still on schedule to arrive tomorrow at this moment in time.

Oscar Bravo

Due at 1300 tomorrow. Subject to change.

BZ

BZ wrote: »

Not true. Still on schedule to arrive tomorrow at this moment in time.

Technically times are flip flopping and days as well according to my info. It is tomorrow at 1300 again.

Yellow Dog

IE-ICU hovering over Sligo port. Never a good sign in these parts.

fr336

Was walking home from work via the approach to Luton Airport this evening and this big orange and white thing starts coming towards me - easyJet, I believe they call them? Haven't seen an EZY in the skies since March it's just been all Wizz Air and DHL here! Guessing it was in for maintenance or something as they don't start flying pax until next week and not from Luton.

washman3

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

Due at 1300 tomorrow. Subject to change.

Do you know where it is coming from and from what direction it will approach Shannon.?
I would like to take a trip out there for a look.
And any idea of it's reg for tracking purposes.?

Oscar Bravo

washman3 wrote: »

Do you know where it is coming from and from what direction it will approach Shannon.?
I would like to take a trip out there for a look.
And any idea of it's reg for tracking purposes.?

UR-82060,currently on the ground in Almaty,due to fly to Baku tonight, then on to Shannon.

washman3

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

UR-82060,currently on the ground in Almaty,due to fly to Baku tonight, then on to Shannon.

Much appreciated....

Pat Dunne

ADB3429 has now left Almaty and is heading west, no destination listed.

plodder

Just saying due around 2pm today on RTE radio there. Stop over in Leipzig .

dashoonage

https://www.flightradar24.com/ADB3429/24aa823b

Up she goes....

Pat Dunne

ADB3429 has just left Baku, heading west. No destination listed.

BZ

Due in SNN at 1400local.