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    Flightradar24 Thread Part II

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    • #5162
      rocky911
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      After clearing alot here now in the last hour.


    • #5163
      JCX BXC
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      rocky911 wrote: »
      After clearing alot here now in the last hour.

      I see that alright, its now 10km or above
      What's the cloud like? Is it low? Thick?


    • #5164
      rocky911
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      Carnacalla wrote: »
      I see that alright, its now 10km or above
      What's the cloud like? Is it low? Thick?

      Low, but there was bad mist around 8.15 when I was coming in, its clearing nicely now and the sun is trying to burn through. Was fairly bad alright when I was leaving at 5ish yesterday, the missus works at a car rental desk inside the terminal and they sent extra cars to SNN last night as they expected the worse.


    • #5165
      pfurey101
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      Fred Swanson wrote: »
      This post has been deleted.

      I doubt that UK ATC could have ordered it to land somewhere, even as all liens are more thasn likely with Air Moldova and/or Air Méditerranée and/or Hermes.

      Legal nightmare!


    • #5166
      arubex
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      pfurey101 wrote: »
      I doubt that UK ATC could have ordered it to land somewhere, even as all liens are more thasn likely with Air Moldova and/or Air Méditerranée and/or Hermes.

      Legal nightmare!

      There's a Zimbabwean cargo outfit ( name eludes me at the moment ) with a pair of MD-11Fs that are constantly being 'sold' to 'new' companies, re-registered and then leased-back to dodge the huge landing-fee tabs they've run-up around the World.

      I last saw one of them departing Prestwick about a year ago.

      Edit: formerly Avient, then AV Cargo, possibly another name by now.


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    • #5167
      Fred Swanson
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      This post has been deleted.


    • #5168
      JCX BXC
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      Not sure where to post this so this thread always seems like the right place.

      First Ryanair 737-700 in FR colours : https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CIwLBPcWcAEZAbX.png


    • #5169
      b757
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      Carnacalla wrote: »
      Not sure where to post this so this thread always seems like the right place.

      First Ryanair 737-700 in FR colours : https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CIwLBPcWcAEZAbX.png

      http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055093842

      You're Welcome.


    • #5170
      JCX BXC
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      b757 wrote: »
      http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055093842

      You're Welcome.

      No discussion? That's pointless...


    • #5171
      cuterob
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      Etihad have a 773 on the way to dublin, landing at 5.15, delayed by a few hours, my brother is flying on this one tonight at 8pm and we were wondering what happens with the crew situation?

      As in every other flight has been a A332 so far for the past two weeks and it looks as if it went tech today and they switched to a 773 possibly? Will they fly the return crew over in it and have them fly it back tonight at 8.15?

      Or maybe this has been scheduled for today all along? just seems to be more than a coincidence that it was delayed by three hours and a completely different plane than usual is doing the route?


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    • #5172
      smurfjed
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      Most likely scenario is that they will augment or double the crew and they will operate a return service.


    • #5173
      Lockheed
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      11709253_10152962199407197_4622449599335965720_n_zpsrmdzpshq.jpg
      This screen was taken a while ago, going to EMA/DUB not sure which


    • #5174
      arubex
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      Lockheed wrote: »
      This screen was taken a while ago, going to EMA/DUB not sure which

      Seems a shame they don't use RYR737 as the crew-training callsign.

      Though I suppose it could be confusing having a dozen flights respond to the call "Ryanair 737..."


    • #5175
      Lockheed
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      iit_zpsl3lu4uye.jpg
      Kalitta Air 742 over ireland now


    • #5176
      JCX BXC
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      Lockheed wrote: »
      Kalitta Air 742 over ireland now

      There's one in SNN atm.


    • #5177
      Lockheed
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      Carnacalla wrote: »
      There's one in SNN atm.

      Wow! You guys are so lucky over there in the west


    • #5178
      JCX BXC
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      Lockheed wrote: »
      Wow! You guys are so lucky over there in the west

      Thats a first ;)


    • #5179
      Lockheed
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      Carnacalla wrote: »
      Thats a first ;)

      in the east we get so much more scheduled stuff, but all the diverts, and fuel stops you get , I'd move there in a heartbeat.


    • #5180
      arubex
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      17:35 One of the anonymous Omni Mystery Jets ( N351AX this time ) operating a sub for Condor westbound over NI

      CFG78 Frankfurt to Fort Lauderdale

      http://fr24.com/2015-06-30/16:35/12x/B763/6ac095a


    • #5181
      Caovyn Lineah
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      Aeromexico departing at about 4am tonight


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    • #5182
      Wise Old Elf
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      http://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2015/06/30/hail-pummels-delta-747-over-china-nwas-spirit-of.html#g6

      FR24 tweeted the above link, a 747 that went through a hail storm en route to Korea. Nasty bit of damage.


    • #5183
      JCX BXC
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      What's EI779 (AGP-DUB) doing scheduled for this ungodly hour?


    • #5184
      BZ
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      The Kalitta 747-200 is due out of SNN this morning at 0800 heading for Amsterdam so if its clear on the east coast again today should be a good view of it.

      Atlas 747-400 due in SNN around 2pm today aswell.


    • #5185
      arubex
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      Aeromexico 787 departing Shannon at 05:30, heading home

      http://fr24.com/2015-07-01/04:38/12x/AMX8500/6addaeb

      Might be a while before Mexico City appears again on the departure board!


    • #5186
      BarryM
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      Fred Swanson wrote: »
      I would think they could request a routing avoiding the UK.

      I think ICAO rules apply, ATC is (like the EU thing on the Internet) a " neutral" service, so, owing money to one ATC service would not block access to their airspace. It could only be applied to all ATC services or none. I have family who work at Eurocontrol, they decide on routing over a large part of central Europe, decisions based on destination and traffic levels.


    • #5187
      BZ
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      Another 787 diversion into Shannon. This time an Arkefly 787 enroute from Cancun to Amsterdam medical emergency.


    • #5188
      Growler!!!
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      Air Corps CASA diverted into SNN yesterday too.

      http://flyinginireland.com/2015/06/air-corps-casa-declares-emergency/


    • #5189
      arubex
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      BZ wrote: »
      Another 787 diversion into Shannon. This time an Arkefly 787 enroute from Cancun to Amsterdam medical emergency.

      What, every 787 from Mexico calling-in nowadays?!

      New slogan for Shannon: Se habla español.


    • #5190
      BZ
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      Kalitta 747 just airborne from SNN running a bit late.


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    • #5191
      JCX BXC
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      arubex wrote: »
      What, every 787 from Mexico calling-in nowadays?!

      New slogan for Shannon: Se habla español.

      As well as the Cubans and Spanish on the 767.


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