Carnacalla wrote: » 747 inbound SNN. 19,000ft and decending. Stobart about to turn for approach, wind 240 degrees 40kts G 49kts.
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
The now-traditional summer season of wrecked air travel plans begins early in March this year. Tens of thousands of passengers are likely to be grounded by the first strike of the year by discontented French air-traffic controllers, which runs from 6 to 10 March. The industrial action starting on Monday involves members of a small union, ICNA, working at air-traffic control centres in Bordeaux, Brest and Aix-en-Provence.
smurfjed wrote: » I guess that my flight back to work on Tuesday will have to take a longer route....
BZ wrote: » Jet Airways 9W234 AMS-YYZ descending towards SNN.
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.
marno21 wrote: » CMB544 clear as day there after taking off from SNN. Must be becoming a regular thing.
JCX BXC wrote: » Foggy at Cork, anyone know who runs the Cork ATC feed? It keeps running marine forecasts.
Mech1 wrote: » ok my ops feed is now running RTE radio 1, is that what your getting from Cork? i havent time to check and i dont know the cork airport code.
pepe the prawn wrote: » The cork feed has been picking up marine transmissions for a few months now, maybe some people like it, i personally think it's a bit of a pain.
JCX BXC wrote: » It gets in the way of actual transmissions, and there's only one cork feed! Anyway, it's live ATC not live marine radio!
Mech1 wrote: » So just a finishing note tonight, Another new feed setup and is live tonight! Its called "EIDW Ops" Its freq listing has been left at Misc because its a totally moveable feast. It may or may not at anytime be broadcasting the ops freq's, it is totally up to me, and guided by you, what we are hearing on that channel at any time. So dont be moaning at me or LiveAtc if its not doing what you expect. This channel is running off a top of the range scanner, so almost anything is possible, we might end up some night listening to the Coastguard (Go Sully!) or irish rail or Dublin bus if needs be. Any amount of freq could be in this channel mix if needed. The base setting for this channel is EIDW op's so if anyone has any interesting op's freq please let me know. Oh and more separate feeds still in the pipeline so stay tuned. Pat.
JCX BXC wrote: » EI-CJX Aer Lingus 757-200 off on a test flight from Shannon. EI110/111 SNN-JFK-SNN resumes on Monday, between January and March the 757's have a fairly slack schedule.
marno21 wrote: » Was it in for maintenance? Seen CJX do the EWR-DUB run a few weeks back but noticed it was only 3 of the 757s in use by EI nightly at the minute
