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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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Tenzor07

Bussywussy wrote: »

Single Ferry flight up to 3 cycles is allowed to a place where corrective action can be carried out if you read the AD

They can be fixed in DUB so no need to move them to SNN for cheaper parking...Also probably cheaper to send an engineer to the aircraft than a crew to fly it..

Mech1

very few in the air now.

Mech1

use the filtering tool to search for airborne flights using the aircraft B38M (737 Max 8) or B39M (737 Max 9)

Tenger

Should be all on the ground or heading down as the FAA followed the rest of the World an hour again.

Tenzor07 wrote: »

They can be fixed in DUB so no need to move them to SNN for cheaper parking...Also probably cheaper to send an engineer to the aircraft than a crew to fly it..

If you know the parking charges for both airports based on long term parking it's a hell of a lot cheaper to park in SNN. Boeing engineers based in SNN and hangar available also makes it the better option.

colbarr

AC7056 Air Canada 737 MAX 8 SFO - YUL diverting to Winnepeg (YWG). Presumably to get back to a Canadian airport before the planes are grounded?

https://www.flightradar24.com/ACA7056/1fcb1901

Tenzor07

BZ wrote: »

If you know the parking charges for both airports based on long term parking it's a hell of a lot cheaper to park in SNN. Boeing engineers based in SNN and hangar available also makes it the better option.

Of course, but the Max's are completely grounded in DUB for now.

California Dreamer

EI-STA
ASL Airlines
CWL-DUB

Is that the Irish team or a charter?

Oscar Bravo

An 12 (UR-CNT) about to rumble over the Rosslare area on the way into Shannon.

sunflower3

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

An 12 (UR-CNT) about to rumble over the Rosslare area on the way into Shannon.

Just passed overhead...located in Kilkenny. A very loud and distinctly unusual sound...

fricatus

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

An 12 (UR-CNT) about to rumble over the Rosslare area on the way into Shannon.

What a great registration!

RadioRetro

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

An 12 (UR-CNT) about to rumble over the Rosslare area on the way into Shannon.

Passed over Wexford town at around 9.20pm.

rameire

G-CIVB about to take off from Dub in new Livery.

EICVD

rameire wrote: »

G-CIVB about to take off from Dub in new Livery.

Retro, definitely not new

Remind me

It’s new compared to the one it landed with

Streetlamp

Anyone know the story of this, no reg.
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fa8x by

Spook_ie

Is there a data problem somewhere, seems to be very few planes showing?

PukkaStukka

Dublin ops using Rwy 34 tonight. I presume 10 / 28 is down for maintenance?

ninebeanrows

Cheekily early for the switch

Noise very noticeable without the breeze

b757

Was on the ATIS that 10/28 was closed, and that 34 would be in use from 2100. Ended up landing just after 2100 still using 28.

Tabnabs

A rare treat to see and hear a 727 go so low overhead.

https://www.flightradar24.com/BRO27B/1fed2a1c

ifElseThen

Just saw it out the window of the office in Rathfarnham. Oil spill response B727

ozzy jr

Tabnabs wrote: »

A rare treat to see and hear a 727 go so low overhead.

https://www.flightradar24.com/BRO27B/1fed2a1c

Just heard it passing in Sandyford. Some noise off it.

knucklehead6

watched it out the window here in tallaght heading towards baldonnel

garclo

This just went straight over my garden in Kilnamanagh, thought it was gonna come in the back door it was so low! I assume it's landed in Baldonnell, anyone know who it is or what its here for?
Edit: just read previous post.......must be some oil spill!

HeidiHeidi

Anyone know what this is about?

duskyjoe

Saw the 727 over Charlie Chawkes Pub in lading config - notices something what appeared to be protruding from LH engine ? Any pics and what’s it here for ?

Silver Breeze

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Anyone know what this is about?

EI-OFM, a Cessna 172, flying club based at Weston.

https://www.jetphotos.com/registration/EI-OFM

marno21

The Gulfstream G550 on finals to Dublin is N486RW of Coca Cola, Atlanta, GA. Lovely red strip down the side.

colbarr

duskyjoe wrote: »

Saw the 727 over Charlie Chawkes Pub in lading config - notices something what appeared to be protruding from LH engine ? Any pics and what’s it here for ?

Practicing oil spill response with the defense forces.