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Flightradar24 Thread Part III

Shannon757

Carnacalla wrote: »

747 inbound SNN. 19,000ft and decending.

Stobart about to turn for approach, wind 240 degrees 40kts G 49kts.

National are pretty regular visitors to Shannon.

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[Deleted User]

727 after leaving Heathrow
https://www.flightradar24.com/HZSKI/9201105

Pat Dunne

Carnacalla wrote: »

Be glad of it too!

You're preeching to a true believer and a former practitioner.

Irish Steve

NoDrama wrote: »

727 after leaving Heathrow
https://www.flightradar24.com/HZSKI/9201105

I bet that used up a serious chunk of somebody's noise abatement allowances!:D

prinzeugen

Pat Dunne wrote: »

RAF KC 2 TARTN42 on station over the North Sea for over 90mins. I wonder are the Russians out and about?

Practicing QRA. Up most days. They use FA20's to act as targets to intercept.

JCX BXC

The extra based Stobart at ORK seems to be making a difference, noticing the wave of arrivals are bigger lately!

PukkaStukka

FR4845 incoming from Milan seems to have gone around at EIDW

JCX BXC

BA9150 777-200 positioning from LGW-SNN to continue the journey of the diverted BA2153 LGW-BGI from yesterday.

Oscar Bravo

new upgraded very slow at the moment

BA9170 G-VIIU just departed SNN positioning home to Gatwick.

AAL733 LHR-CLT A330 turned around and heading to SNN.

Medical diversion.

JCX BXC

BZ wrote: »

AAL733 LHR-CLT A330 turned around and heading to SNN.

Medical diversion.

Off again to Charlotte.

Oscar Bravo

This afternoons Manchester - Knock flight was operated by OO-VLF, Fokker 50

arubex

14:15 Rare bird these days, Rockwell Turbo Commander out of IOM heading westish towards Dundalk

https://www.flightradar24.com//924c5ea

Always preferred the look of these compared to the great rival, the King Air series.

60,000 EUR for a share in this one!

http://pacnetair.com/aircraft.html

arubex wrote: »

14:15 Rare bird these days, Rockwell Turbo Commander out of IOM heading westish towards Dundalk

https://www.flightradar24.com//924c5ea

Always preferred the look of these compared to the great rival, the King Air series.

60,000 EUR for a share in this one!

http://pacnetair.com/aircraft.html

A SNN regular was based at the airport a few years back.

JCX BXC

Is it just me or have all the airline logos disappeared off the app?

Foggy43

The airline logos are fine on my iPhone app. From reading the forum on the 'update' it appears different people are having different issues.

http://forum.flightradar24.com/threads/10016-New-webpage-design-Bug-reports

arubex

I've given-up on the FR24 website for now, resorted to using the Android app.

Even on a 40 Mbps broadband connection it is unusably slow and buggy, and every time I return to it I've been logged-out.

This is from a company that makes millions of Euros of profit on it as its sole product... I'm sure their corporate users aren't impressed.

Pat Dunne

On iPad app its now crashing when you try to activate the airport icon so as to read arrival, departures, NOTAR's etc. A complete pain........!

Pat Dunne

Carnacalla wrote: »

Is it just me or have all the airline logos disappeared off the app?

Yeah same here, no aircraft photos, no routing info, or times. A total clusterfcuk of an upgrade!

[Deleted User]

Playback isn't working for me.

Shannon Control

It's a joke, they could have done some more testing and gotten some beta testers to do something, it's as if someone accidentally put it live before it was meant to, it's that bad!

Gaoth Laidir

Shannon Control wrote: »

It's a joke, they could have done some more testing and gotten some beta testers to do something, it's as if someone accidentally put it live before it was meant to, it's that bad!

Hmmm, it must have been acquired by Microsoft so...:rolleyes:

KoolKid

Anyone else getting the altitude dropping /counting down way too fast?

JCX BXC

Few Stobart flights cancelled at Cork tomorrow, did something go tech?

[Deleted User]

Carnacalla wrote: »

Few Stobart flights cancelled at Cork tomorrow, did something go tech?

Yes the crew.

pepe the prawn

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Yes the crew.

As in no crew available due to shortage, or dispute?

JCX BXC

A few of the flightradar errors corrected themselves by last night, the airport listings got back some titles (EI, AA, BA). This morning the airport listings won't even load! Very poor.

EI-LBS went tech in BOS last night, so a titan 767 G-POWD will operate SNN-BOS today.

john boye

There's an EI 320 on EI3256 to EDI today in place of the usual ATR to cope with the extra rugby fans

smurfjed

If you were able to see it on FR24, there should be a nice B747-SP heading into STN in the next hour.

JCX BXC

john boye wrote: »

There's an EI 320 on EI3256 to EDI today in place of the usual ATR to cope with the extra rugby fans

I've always wondered how Aer Lingus manage to only operate ATR's on the scottish routes, and maintain competition with Ryanair. The fare differences are eye-watering.