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Flightradar24 (and other trackers) Thread Part IV

Yellow Dog

mikel97 wrote: »

Its N2731G (prob CIA) yes Shannon

How did you manage to get the registration number?

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Snowc

smurfjed wrote: »

I understand that a nice new B777-300 BBJ will cross Ireland at around 3-4am as it crosses towards the STU VOR. It probably won’t show on FR24.

Anybody spot this

Snowc

vicwatson wrote: »

Is that a cavok air heading into SNN now?

Yes reg UR-CJN

vicwatson

Is that a cavok air heading into SNN now?

roadmaster

I noticed on FR24 particularly at night i do see gliders over the UK & Europe but never in Ireland. Do we not have the right weather conditions for Gliders?

[Deleted User]

GBX wrote: »

Qantas farewell flight:

https://twitter.com/flightradar24/status/1285854022776356864

Qantastic

Teebor15

Vinnie B wrote: »

Anyone else noticing a lot of GA appearing on FR24 of late? Do take a glimpse the odd time but just seems a lot more are showing visible recently

With some restrictions lifted the flight schools are back in action. Atlantic Flight training are extremely busy out of their bases in Cork and Waterford, and National Flight Centre is active out of Abbeyshrule now. A listen to 127.5 gives an indication of how busy things get on a good VFR day.

More and more GA aircraft are becoming ADSB equipped, coupled with more antennas on the ground to pick them (and MLATs) up are resulting in more showing up on the likes of FlightRadar24

GBX

Qantas farewell flight:

https://twitter.com/flightradar24/status/1285854022776356864

FanadMan

NIMAN wrote: »

Both USAF.

Landing in Belfast?

Yeah. Both showing as on ground in Belfast.

NIMAN

Both USAF.

Landing in Belfast?

FanadMan

NIMAN wrote: »

Yeah it was the low drone or hum I normally hear from smaller craft going to Donegal airport.

Are they both military then?

just posted bad screenshots. Hard to do without your glasses on lol

NIMAN

Yeah it was the low drone or hum I normally hear from smaller craft going to Donegal airport.

Are they both military then?

FanadMan

NIMAN wrote: »

Do all aircraft appear on FlightRadar?

Just heard a plane passing me in north Donegal, but nothing on the app.

Three C130s CODY01, RCH270 and one other that I didn't get a screenshot of. Seemed to land at Belfast International.

BTW - I'm Donegal as well, heard the noise and ran out to see but completely overcast. Nothing showed on FR24 but showed up on ADSB

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NIMAN

Do all aircraft appear on FlightRadar?

Just heard a plane passing me in north Donegal, but nothing on the app.

[Deleted User]

Anyone else noticing a lot of GA appearing on FR24 of late? Do take a glimpse the odd time but just seems a lot more are showing visible recently

HTCOne

smurfjed wrote: »

I understand that a nice new B777-300 BBJ will cross Ireland at around 3-4am as it crosses towards the STU VOR. It probably won’t show on FR24.

Even the Sheikhs feeling the pinch enough to not want 4 holers anymore? Or is it for some of the servants to follow with new social distancing requirements?

LXFlyer

Deleted User wrote: »

Watching a Virgin flight 608 From LA to Dublin on Planefinder. Due in at 6:35 am (Sat 18th July). Repaint job?

Cargo flight.

[Deleted User]

Watching a Virgin flight 608 From LA to Dublin on Planefinder. Due in at 6:35 am (Sat 18th July). Repaint job?

El Tarangu

Growler!!! wrote: »

Did you see it? Or hear it?

The NH90 heli has two jet engines (turboshafts).

ah ok - I only heard it, so indeed it may have been a helicopter. Thanks for looking into it

Growler!!!

El Tarangu wrote: »

It was a jet engine of some description.

Did you see it? Or hear it?

The NH90 heli has two jet engines (turboshafts).

El Tarangu

Growler!!! wrote: »

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/40th_Squadron_Heli_(Belgium)

Can you confirm if it was a helicopter? This is what comes up after some investigation of the ICAO hex number.

It was a jet engine of some description.

Growler!!!

El Tarangu wrote: »

Hello - a flightradar novice, so I hope my question isn't too trivial:

Does the callsign 'TRITN11' indicate a military aircraft? Just had this one fly over my head - it seemed to originate from nowhere, then fly around in circles for a bit before heading off - quite odd.

https://fr24.com/TRITN11/24f60402

(not based in Ireland, in case anyone starts to get over-excited)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/40th_Squadron_Heli_(Belgium)

Can you confirm if it was a helicopter? This is what comes up after some investigation of the ICAO hex number.

Foggy43

Are not all the EU leaders in Brussells now? Probably something to do with that?

El Tarangu

dashoonage wrote: »

Appears to be Belgian airforce

After posting, I remembered that it was Belgian National Day on Tuesday; there is normally some sort of a fly-by for the occasion, so probably it is connected to that.

dashoonage

Appears to be Belgian airforce

El Tarangu

Hello - a flightradar novice, so I hope my question isn't too trivial:

Does the callsign 'TRITN11' indicate a military aircraft? Just had this one fly over my head - it seemed to originate from nowhere, then fly around in circles for a bit before heading off - quite odd.

https://fr24.com/TRITN11/24f60402

(not based in Ireland, in case anyone starts to get over-excited)

smurfjed

I understand that a nice new B777-300 BBJ will cross Ireland at around 3-4am as it crosses towards the STU VOR. It probably won’t show on FR24.

fr336

Shane O' Malley wrote: »

Wow, Must have been scary for the passengers.

Maybe it's because I'm an aviation geek but if I saw RAF fighters escorting me in that'd make for a kind of exciting day. I think the chances of a bomb on a plane from Poland to Ireland is fairly non existant and if there were one a note in the toilet tipping you off even more unlikely. I appreciate the average punter may be terrified but to be honest nervous people probably shouldn't be flying in a pandemic...

Hotblack Desiato

If I found a note like that in the jacks I'd be very tempted to flush it away and say nothing!

mayotom

EchoIndia wrote: »

Allegedly a note was found on board that caused concern.
https://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/news/hertfordshire-news/ryanair-flight-forced-land-stansted-4324006#:~:text=A%20Ryanair%20flight%20had%20to,after%20pilots%20raised%20the%20alarm.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/london-stansted-ryanair-security-alert-raf-typhoons-a4497191.html

EchoIndia

mayotom wrote: »

FR1902(Krakow - Dublin) SP-RSQ is currently on Divert into Stansted, it Squawk'd 7700 of East Anglia, anybody know whats going on

Allegedly a note was found on board that caused concern.
https://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/news/hertfordshire-news/ryanair-flight-forced-land-stansted-4324006#:~:text=A%20Ryanair%20flight%20had%20to,after%20pilots%20raised%20the%20alarm.