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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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Salmon Leap wrote: »

Yeah. Have only seen this showing as Rada once. They just show as IL62-MGR. The Russian Air Force ones often show the reg RA8xxxx.

Just taxiing for departure.

Salmon Leap

Cheers, still a no-show on FR24.

Edit: Just popped up on take-off

Salmon Leap

Interesting one possibly on finals to SNN

bluezulu49

I've never seen a drone before on Flightradar24. New feature?

Phil.x

OLIVE55 from Mildenhall https://fr24.com/OLIVE55/2723624b

Salmon Leap

Anyone know why EI have 2 x A330s currently en-route to Atlanta from Dublin?
EI-EIM & EI-EIN.

PinOnTheRight

Salmon Leap wrote: »

Anyone know why EI have 2 x A330s currently en-route to Atlanta from Dublin?
EI-EIM & EI-EIN.

Operating cargo services.

goingnowhere

If you put the flight numbers into the EI website it will list the flight

Any 4 digit EI flight number starting with 9 is freight only and the last 3 digits will match with the normal flight numbering schema

EIM/EIN flew out to Munich first

GAJ made the trip on Saturday

Tenger

Salmon Leap wrote: »

Anyone know why EI have 2 x A330s currently en-route to Atlanta from Dublin?
EI-EIM & EI-EIN.

This will explain it;

https://flyinginireland.com/2021/03/aer-lingus-to-operate-cargo-flight-from-germany-to-the-usa/

Hotblack Desiato

Interesting.
Munich = BMW
Stuttgart = Mercedes/Daimler
Both have factories in South Carolina which is next door to Georgia.

bkehoe

TUI are also flying their 787s between the US and UK/Europe for the car manufacturers for months now just with cargo which is keeping them surprisingly busy.

Salmon Leap

2 Norwegian B738s en route from Dublin to Kazakhstan.

Tenger

Salmon Leap wrote: »

2 Norwegian B738s en route from Dublin to Kazakhstan.

These must be the 2 that were grounded there over the last 2 years.
New operator I assume

Salmon Leap

Tenger wrote: »

These must be the 2 that were grounded there over the last 2 years.
New operator I assume

I thought they were MAX8s that were grounded in Dublin?

Tenger

Salmon Leap wrote: »

I thought they were MAX8s that were grounded in Dublin?

Bugger. Bad reading on my part. The post said "B738", my brain made the wrong connection to the 2 MAXs grounded in Dublin.

john boye

Fairly sure they had NGs in Dublin the last while too.

roadmaster

According to abs exchange a psni helicopters is over lough rea the reg is Reg.:G-PSNO. I presume this is an error?

RadioRetro

roadmaster wrote: »

According to abs exchange a psni helicopters is over lough rea the reg is Reg.:G-PSNO. I presume this is an error?

Been showing that reg for a while now. It also appears to have made a trip to the Galway area.

RadioRetro

Forgot to add pic.

[Deleted User]

Spotted an An-12 on its way to Shannon over Newfie around 2pm today. Kinda expecting it to pop back ont radar any minute now...

theguzman

Alot of chatter fake news I guess that the aircraft operating into Belfast has been up-gauged due to extra demand in and out of Belfast due to RoI travel restrictions. Is there a wide-body operating LHR-BHD?

Recliner

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Spotted an An-12 on its way to Shannon over Newfie around 2pm today. Kinda expecting it to pop back ont radar any minute now...

Cavok?

Recliner

Recliner wrote: »

Cavok?

Answered my own question.

PinOnTheRight

theguzman wrote: »

Alot of chatter fake news I guess that the aircraft operating into Belfast has been up-gauged due to extra demand in and out of Belfast due to RoI travel restrictions. Is there a wide-body operating LHR-BHD?

This morning's BA service was operated using an A321, but you won't find any widebodies in BHD.

roadmaster

An Air Corps Casa of the North East must be chasing British subs as it has a very erratic flight according to abs exchange

HTCOne

Ireland doesn’t have anything capable of finding submarines, even the naval vessels don’t have proper SONAR. Likely doing some kind of fishery patrol or training.

Tenger

roadmaster wrote: »

An Air Corps Casa of the North East must be chasing British subs as it has a very erratic flight according to abs exchange

Not generally their tasking

BonnieSituation

Regular visitor to the park, whether CG or Air Corps copters most days at this time.

This was the lowest I've ever seen one fly in over the apartment.

Anyone know why it lands in there so often? St Mary's Hospital? Garda HQ? El Presidente?

Hansanter

The designated landing area for St. James' Hospital is on the grounds of the old Kilmainham Hospital. The heli meets an ambulance there, which transfers the patient onwards to James'. The army sports ground nearby in the south eastern corner of the Phoenix Park is often used by Air Corps helis to collect and drop off passengers, more often the Pressie, Taoiseach or government ministers etc. but the odd time a medical transfer.

H./

roadmaster

it seam to do a run to ballyjamesduff in cavan, could it of being a medical lift to the mater?