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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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Stevieluvsye

CS-TQP - Dublin to Beirut??????? This a normal passenger route?

Remind me

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

CS-TQP - Dublin to Beirut??????? This a normal passenger route?

Troops

fricatus

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

CS-TQP - Dublin to Beirut??????? This a normal passenger route?

Probably troops, but by all accounts it's a lovely city and a passenger route would be great. Ryanair fly there (from Vienna, but nonetheless...)

Elemonator

Ilyushin IL-76 reg RA-76951 of Volga Dnepr Airlines transiting over Northern Ireland now.

BorneTobyWilde

Can you look at yesterdays map, can one rewind to a certain time and date?

Alpha Romeo

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Can you look at yesterdays map, can one rewind to a certain time and date?

Yes. The icon for playback is on the right hand side of the map and looks like a clock with an anti-clockwise arrow around it.

It's only available for the website version though.

BorneTobyWilde

Alpha Romeo wrote: »

Yes. The icon for playback is on the right hand side of the map and looks like a clock with an anti-clockwise arrow around it.

It's only available for the website version though.

Cool
Saw two things in sky over Kilkenny on Tuesday at 5pm . I thought one was a bright pulsating star, and one was a plane, although it was pulsating in same way. But they both moved together, and followed each other going south, nothing on flight radar, weird.

washman3

Antonov An-124 arriving Shannon in the next 30 mins from USA.

Locker10a

Fun and games over at NOC, 5 flights basically landed at the same time, not enough stands available, last two in will have to sit around for a while! Kinda reminds me of a mini DUB

JCX BXC

Locker10a wrote: »

Fun and games over at NOC, 5 flights basically landed at the same time, not enough stands available, last two in will have to sit around for a while! Kinda reminds me of a mini DUB

A Mini Dublin....oh god.

Knocks issue is that alot of flights arrive together, and is deserted for the rest of the day.

Locker10a

JCX BXC wrote: »

A Mini Dublin....oh god.

Knocks issue is that alot of flights arrive together, and is deserted for the rest of the day.

Exactly the same issue Dublin has, on a much larger scale....is it not?

eastmayo

A few missed approach's in dub at the moment, weather seems ok.

dropzone

eastmayo wrote: »

A few missed approach's in dub at the moment, weather seems ok.

Blanket of thick fog covering north Dublin at the moment

Bykobap

EI605 heading towards Belfast now after a missed landing. I think 4 missed landings within last 20 minutes.

smurfjed

Around 1620z today, you should be able to see how much sky a classic 747 needs to do a 180 degree turn over the STU VOR.

Did you know that STU VOR is one of only 4 Height Monitoring Units in Europe?

faoiarvok

smurfjed wrote: »

Around 1620z today, you should be able to see how much sky a classic 747 needs to do a 180 degree turn over the STU VOR.

Did you know that STU VOR is one of only 4 Height Monitoring Units in Europe?

Was it around 2% of Ground Speed?

de biz

smurfjed wrote: »

Around 1620z today, you should be able to see how much sky a classic 747 needs to do a 180 degree turn over the STU VOR.

CREDIT TO PETER HOWLETT:

https://twitter.com/CardiffOTT/status/1199349928906149895

EchoIndia

de biz wrote: »

smurfjed wrote: »

Around 1620z today, you should be able to see how much sky a classic 747 needs to do a 180 degree turn over the STU VOR.

CREDIT TO PETER HOWLETT:

https://twitter.com/CardiffOTT/status/1199349928906149895

This aircraft visited Dublin back in 1988.

RocketRaccoon

EchoIndia wrote: »

de biz wrote: »

This aircraft visited Dublin back in 1988.

It was in Shannon last year

Credit Checker Moose

What is the hump for?

smurfjed

Old fashioned satellite receiver, caused a 2% fuel burn increase. Removed these days.

Water John

It's a flying camel.

glenfieldman

Credit Checker Moose wrote: »

What is the hump for?

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

sharkman

This citation came over Dublin City Center extremely low on Friday afternoon. Any ideas , I thought there we’re height restrictions?

EICVD

sharkman wrote: »

This citation came over Dublin City Center extremely low on Friday afternoon. Any ideas , I thought there we’re height restrictions?

Would have been landing in Weston. Weston & Baldonel arrivals come in low over the city

JCX BXC

A nice Western Global MD11-F from DWC in the hold at Shannon now due to fog (not able CAT II ILS approach).

RVR's are 450m, 450m and 550m.

ronnie3585

JCX BXC wrote: »

A nice Western Global MD11-F from DWC in the hold at Shannon now due to fog (not able CAT II ILS approach).

RVR's are 450m, 450m and 550m.

He's still there.

Gooser14

ronnie3585 wrote:

He's still there.

Just landed.

Cordell

Just saw it landing.

marno21

EI385 LHR-SNN just touched down at Cork. Runway at Shannon closed due "technical issues".

https://twitter.com/ShannonAirport/status/1201541492101320704