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Flightradar24 Thread Part III

Shannon757

Carnacalla wrote: »

747 inbound SNN. 19,000ft and decending.

Stobart about to turn for approach, wind 240 degrees 40kts G 49kts.

National are pretty regular visitors to Shannon.

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vicwatson

homerjay2005 wrote: »

ya strangely it seems to be heading to Shannon now.

As pointed out, its UA76 on flightradar.

Airlive.net says it's a "maintenance issue"

davo2001

Cracked windshield apparently.

GBX

JCX BXC wrote: »

Looks like Shannon to me, it's at 14,000ft

JCX BXC wrote: »

UA76 if you want to look it up on flightradar later.

homerjay2005 wrote: »

ya strangely it seems to be heading to Shannon now.
As pointed out, its UA76 on flightradar.

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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Well hopefully they get it sorted and back in the air soon regardless of the flight number. Between the app and site showing on Chrome - it changed from 76 / 56.

Storm 10

Reason for the divert to Shannon this morning for United UAL56

http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/jet-makes-emergency-landing-at-shannon-after-windscreen-cracks-over-irish-sea-779091.html

JCX BXC

Snow at Manchester this morning, nothing landing and a few diversions now.

arubex

GBX wrote: »

UAL76.

Even United weren't so heartless as to immediate re-allocate the former Belfast callsign!

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Orbis DC-10 passing Sheffield at 13:35 inbound to Dublin

https://fr24.com/ORBIS1/c978d88

PukkaStukka

arubex wrote: »

Even United weren't so heartless as to immediate re-allocate the former Belfast callsign!

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Orbis DC-10 passing Sheffield at 13:35 inbound to Dublin

https://fr24.com/ORBIS1/c978d88

How long will it be in Dublin for?

arubex

PukkaStukka wrote: »

How long will it be in Dublin for?

Until 5th March I believe.

smurfjed

Snow at Manchester this morning, nothing landing and a few diversions now.

Ugh.... I'm going there tomorrow night

Shedite27

arubex wrote: »

Orbis DC-10 passing Sheffield at 13:35 inbound to Dublin

https://fr24.com/ORBIS1/c978d88

They hava a waiting list if you want to look around...
http://irl.orbis.org/pages/flying-eye-hospital-ie

arubex

Shedite27 wrote: »

They hava a waiting list if you want to look around...

I see what you did there

Oscar Bravo

Ryanairs latest delivery approaching the north coast now, EI-FZA

Oscar Bravo

RA-82043 ,AN-124 just north of Nass inbound Shannon

JCX BXC

RWY16 in use at Dublin, anyone know why?

Also, the weather at Cork has changed fairly rapidly from 2pm to 2:30pm!

EICK 011400Z 17008KT 5000BR FEW003 BKN005 07/06 Q0995 TEMPO 4000

EICK 011430Z 27020G37KT 230V300 1500 GS SCT002 BKN003 01/M00 Q0996 TEMPO 5000

Bsal

JCX BXC wrote: »

RWY16 in use at Dublin, anyone know why?

Also, the weather at Cork has changed fairly rapidly from 2pm to 2:30pm!

EICK 011400Z 17008KT 5000BR FEW003 BKN005 07/06 Q0995 TEMPO 4000

EICK 011430Z 27020G37KT 230V300 1500 GS SCT002 BKN003 01/M00 Q0996 TEMPO 5000

RWY10/28 was closed for routine inspection 1400-1500.

marno21

Omni flight showing up clearly on FR24 on approach to SNN. Strange sight

JCX BXC

marno21 wrote: »

Omni flight showing up clearly on FR24 on approach to SNN. Strange sight

As of late they've been showing more and more, don't particularly know why. They're unarmed civilian aircraft realistically, some of which are used (albeit less and less) for transporting troops.

marno21

JCX BXC wrote: »

As of late they've been showing more and more, don't particularly know why. They're unarmed civilian aircraft realistically, some of which are used (albeit less and less) for transporting troops.

To be honest I don't know why they're blocked at all. The 767 inbound at the minute just looks like a normal flight of a 767, could be passenger charter or cargo, but when it's blocked it just arouses suspicion.

Minister

LCY 407 of Lyndon Air Cargo left Shannon a few minutes ago. My guess is on a US Military charter

smurfjed

If it was P4-LAS, then its also possible that it was repositioning after a contract.

EchoIndia

smurfjed wrote: »

If it was P4-LAS, then its also possible that it was repositioning after a contract.

It's P4-LAE, eastbound from the USA and over the Paris area at present.

Locker10a

Is there a weather issue at Cork? The SOU-ORK just went around, the ORK-MAN seems to be lined up for RWY25, and there's been a lot of holding etc

Foggy43

Wind is 25kts and broken cloud at 2,100ft. May have been bad weather over the airport?

JCX BXC

Locker10a wrote: »

Is there a weather issue at Cork? The SOU-ORK just went around, the ORK-MAN seems to be lined up for RWY25, and there's been a lot of holding etc

Strong gusty winds from the North West, 3pm METAR gives 300 degrees 25knots, although the TAF gives it gusting up to 40kts until 3pm.

JCX BXC

FR703 STN-KIR on quite a deviation due to weather!

Foggy43

Should have added wind direction is 300 degrees WNW and cumulonimbus cloud.

Storm 10

Shannon ATC now warning holding aircraft for Cork of very severe turberlance from ground up to 5 thousand feet

Minister

A139 (?) from Shannon over Bristol Channel now

Looks to have landed close to Heathrow

Foggy43

Don't think so. I think the Coast Guard have Sikorsky's. It could be the Air Corps or a Co. Limerick based multi millionaire? He has an AW139 reg EI-LIM

Minister

Foggy43 wrote: »

Don't think so. I think the Coast Guard have Sikorsky's. It could be the Air Corps or a Co. Limerick based multi millionaire? He has an AW139 reg EI-LIM

Thanks for the info