Flightradar24 (and other trackers) Thread Part IV

According to this description the plane will depart Shannon (before lunch ?) on Friday, June 27th:

A Journey Through Ireland’s Rich Aviation History: Foynes & Shannon. June 25 - 27, 2025
The last stop on this epic journey on this side of the Atlantic is Shannon, Ireland, located near Foynes, the historic base for Pan Am's flying boats on the Transatlantic Northern route. Upon arrival, transfer to Adare Manor, one of Ireland's finest 5-star hotels, set in the scenic village of Adare…

Visit the Rock of Cashel with pub lunch, and later journey to Foynes, where you'll visit the Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum. The museum features a full-size replica of the B314 Flying Boat, used by Pan Am for transatlantic flights. Step aboard the Pan Am Clipper replica and experience the early days of aviation. Foynes is also the birthplace of Irish Coffee, created to revive weary Pan Am pilots, a delicious reminder of the region's connection to aviation history.

Enjoy a unique dinner at the museum, where you’ll dine surrounded by historical exhibits. The following day [Friday, June 27th], transfer to Shannon Airport for your final Pan Am flight back to New York, where you’ll enjoy a legendary Pan Am lunch in the sky, bringing your unforgettable journey full circle.

Adare Manor - 2 nights

https://www.beyondcapricorn.com/tracing-the-transatlantic

Scheduled to depart Shannon at 12 midday.

Any idea what it is? Looked like a UAE flag or something on the tail but flightradar gave no info

UAE Government plane, must be diplomatic meetings on

The plane departed around 16:30 (back to Dubai presumably) and is expected to return to pick up the rich dude after the horse derby.

Here it is landing.

And there's me cycling everywhere to reduce my carbon footprint which this dude is on a whole 747 for himself. FFS.

How do I attach a picture, when I try it says "attachment is one body short". Thanks.

These 2 Antonovs passed each other last week, due to clouds I could only hear them.

This morning's EI105 Dublin to JFK has returned safely to Dublin shortly after takeoff. Reason unclear but PAN PAN declared. Both engines were confirmed as running after landing to ATC, and the equipment was rolled as a precaution. Aircraft now back on stand.

*** Edit: @shauns_aviation claims cause was bird strike

East to West survey of some kind (presumably ) in North Kildare/Central Dublin by EI-HPF going on at 7000 feet in the southern approach to Dublin 10L is creating some interesting routing of approachs at the moment.

An Omni Air International / Cargo Aircraft Management Inc Boeing 767 that is still cruising over the northern USA. Probably on a charter to the US military.

Anyone been watching the Oshkosh (EAA) air show. Its like total organized chaos. Little or no coms from pilots, most arriving light aircraft are identified by rocking wings! at Fisk approach. Seven days of afternoon/evening air shows. Using a taxi way parallel to main runway as a extra temporary runway! Plenty of feeds on Live atc (KOSH) also

live webcams

https://www.eaa.org/airventure

Ive been glued to this for last couple days. Some really old planes on display