Vanhalla wrote: » Will there ever be a flight from shannon to glasgow/edinburgh again!? Jaysus. These bus journeys from dub to the whest are a pain in the arse!
Carnacalla wrote: » From what I heard it won't be completely painted. It will have white EI titles with the tail possibly painted. Also, it may not show up on FR24 due to all of the Omni fleet being blocked. The speed and altitude will be shown, but not flight number, destination and reg.
Jamie2k9 wrote: » Why are they blocked?
Carnacalla wrote: » EI-DVM, the Retro Livery plane inbound to Shannon from Malaga. ETA: 13:20 and will depart again at 14:00. If anyone is around its a very rare treat, as Shannon has only 5 weekly A320 services during the Peak summer season so its rare to get the planes with the special liveries.
Airbus330 wrote: » EI-DVM is based is ORK for the summer so hopefully it will be in SNN a few times either on the FAO or Malaga
Carnacalla wrote: » Based in ORK for the summer? I though EI switch their aircraft around a little more than that. Especially with a special livery plane.
Brennans Row wrote: » Chinese Premier arriving for two-day visit (RTE)The Chinese Premier arrives in Ireland today for a two-day visit, during which he will hold talks with Taoiseach Enda Kenny and a number of Government ministers.The visit of Li Keqiang, follows the lifting of a ban on Irish beef by the Chinese authorities earlier this year.China is now the second biggest destination for Irish food exports after the EU, and this visit will highlight the importance of that market for producers here.Premier Li will be accompanied on his trip by a number of his ministers.After their arrival at Shannon Airport this afternoon, they will travel to a farm in Co Galway where they will view herds and learn about approaches to crop cultivation.From there, the Chinese party will move to Ashford Castle, where a bilateral meeting will take place with several Government ministers.***********************************************************Great export potential there for air cargo at Shannon.
Carnacalla wrote: » ETA for Touchdown is 2pm. I'll keep my eye on Flight Radar.
Airbus330 wrote: » Nope not this one anyway it positioned to ORK last week from Dubs for the summer months only!
Jhcx wrote: » That was hardly this morning's footage?
Jhcx wrote: » must be footage from different meeting probably a US flight.
Carnacalla wrote: » What?
irishgeo wrote: » how long does it take usually to go through us immigration in shannon? Only ever been through dublin. Anything in the way of shops after US immigration?
Jhcx wrote: » Sorry i didnt see EI-DVM in Shannon today
Carnacalla wrote: » Still confused as to where you got U.S out of though, they were talking about China the whole way through. Ah shur your only human (I hope)
Carnacalla wrote: » The same as Dublin if not shorter. (Although 5 US flights leave between 11:00-1:00, so there may be around 800 people trying to through in the peak season) Also, nothing after preclearence IMO.
irishgeo wrote: » thanks for that. Flying at 11 so i might avoid the rush.
Jhcx wrote: » Your post confused me when you said you have not seen either a/c in snn. therefore i thought the footage was archived footage. thrown in to fill the video. Further searching of EI-DVM shows it was in snn at 12.20 which i did not know.
Carnacalla wrote: » Ah ya you will. I still recommend no less than 2.5hours for a T/A flight.
highlydebased wrote: » Flying America 11 you'll have tonnes of time to be parking the car at 9 to be honest. You'd be through security and CBP in under 20 min really
