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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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marno21

N777UK inbound Shannon from Nice, blocked on FR24 as B77W. Nice way to travel

TSC700 YUL - PRG A310 just about to land in SNN after declaring a pan pan pan off the west coast.

Bazzy

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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Last time i travelled through it was what looked like a young lad in his dad's uniform

To be fair a flight from Germany is all that was due in

marno21

CS-GLF GLEX en route Cork-Dublin. Originally routed down from Dublin this morning so likely Tim Cook's choice of transport.

smurfjed

As part of a discussion regarding "What is your closest encounter with an airplane crash?
https://www.boards.ie/b/thread/2057882371/10#107304326

Would one of you mind reviewing the following flight and see when/if he passed a United flight over the midlands and how close were they to each other.

Ryanair Knock to Stansted on 26/04/2017 flight would have departed Knock about 10am and this occurred over Irish midlands.

Thank you

faoiarvok

smurfjed wrote: »

Ryanair Knock to Stansted on 26/04/2017 flight would have departed Knock about 10am and this occurred over Irish midlands.

Would have to be a Business account for FR24, Gold only goes back a year.

john boye

smurfjed wrote: »

As part of a discussion regarding "What is your closest encounter with an airplane crash?
https://www.boards.ie/b/thread/2057882371/10#107304326

Would one of you mind reviewing the following flight and see when/if he passed a United flight over the midlands and how close were they to each other.

Ryanair Knock to Stansted on 26/04/2017 flight would have departed Knock about 10am and this occurred over Irish midlands.

Thank you

They passed each other around Athboy. The UA 772 never passed directly over him and it was at fl320 and his flight was only at just over fl260

smurfjed

Thank you.

boccy23

Anyone else having trouble with the Flightradar App on an iPhone?

Mine won't register flights on mobile data, only when I'm on Wifi.

Bebop

Light twin engine aircraft has been buzzing around Tallaght/ Templeogue area for the past week, it’s up there now (Saturday June 23 noon) maybe a survey, anybody know what it is?

glossy

Bebop wrote: »

Light twin engine aircraft has been buzzing around Tallaght/ Templeogue area for the past week, it’s up there now (Saturday June 23 noon) maybe a survey, anybody know what it is?

Was just going too ask.. Also flying around D15 today 23/06

[Deleted User]

PH-LAW clear skies brings the photo surveyors out

Foggy43

Just noticed Cork Airport having problems. Looks like they are awaiting a crane to lift an aircraft, a Cessna Citation I think, off the runway. Airport currently closed listening to ATC.

Edit. The Crane has arrived!

[Deleted User]

Foggy43 wrote: »

Just noticed Cork Airport having problems. Looks like they are awaiting a crane to lift an aircraft, a Cessna Citation I think, off the runway. Airport currently closed listening to ATC.

Edit. The Crane has arrived!

EI-WAT which is far from a Citation, nose gear collapsed.

Foggy43

Deleted User wrote: »

EI-WAT which is far from a Citation, nose gear collapsed.

Thank you for the correction. The Citation must have been the first landing aircraft behind the Tecnam to have been put in a hold then. Looks like the Citation landed on runway 25.

The Tecnam is now on a low loader. Now awaiting a few lads with yard brushes.

roadmaster

There is a superking air doing unusall flight path over the east coast and now west coast would it be a survey plane

Water John

Yes there is some ariel survey on during these times. Can't remember what for.

Tenger

roadmaster wrote: »

There is a superking air doing unusall flight path over the east coast and now west coast would it be a survey plane

There were 3 in the air yesterday.

marno21

This morning's PVD-ORK D81820 turned around en route and diverted to Gander. EI-FYG being ferried in from CPH to operate this evening's D81821 return flight. Anyone know the reason for the diversion?

Edit: D81820 to depart Gander at 11:30pm local time tonight (3am our time)

roadmaster

A An12 flew over the house a little while ago the noise off it ,woke everyone up cant imagine what it sounds like inside it

marno21

marno21 wrote: »

This morning's PVD-ORK D81820 turned around en route and diverted to Gander. EI-FYG being ferried in from CPH to operate this evening's D81821 return flight. Anyone know the reason for the diversion?

Edit: D81820 to depart Gander at 11:30pm local time tonight (3am our time)

Didn't return til this morning, on a very Northerly routing: https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/ei-fya#1ceabc57

Irish Steve

marno21 wrote: »

Didn't return til this morning, on a very Northerly routing: https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/ei-fya#1ceabc57

That looks like it had to come over on a non ETOPS route, so probably dispatched under MEL rules that meant having to be within 1 hour of an alternate landing runway.

Galway_guy_33

Anyone know what this plane is doing... unusal flight pattern....

It's an vulcanair p68c

tricky D

Survey

Water John

Stobart and AFTA are running a pilot training programme out of Cork. Stobart guarantee work at the end of successful completion. Irish Examiner today.

roadmaster

There is a aircraft doing laps over roughly just north of the liffey in dublin its not on FR24. I think its a OSI plane that was in weston earlier. Would they have the airspace cleared for them as there is not to many other aircraft flying over

marno21

FR701 STN-KIR go around on runway 08 at Kerry. The last day you'd expect a go around.

Mebuntu

Luxair LGL7115 DUB to Faro got as far as the Scilly Isles and is now back circling over South Dublin at FL170.

Edit: Now making an approach. 17.50

marno21

FA7X over north east Cork looks to be diverting to Cork ? Strange approach if planned

Mebuntu

I'm sure there is a reason why an FR departure from Liverpool to Barcelona performed a circle immediately after take off but I'm damned if I can guess it. Anyone?