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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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Comhrá

Anyone else find the new fr24 site a bit of a pita?

I find the l/hand menu far too cumbersome with the need to scroll down to read the full content.

Also the ability to mouse-over the aircraft speed in knots to see the equiv. speed in mph is no longer available.

Seems that new makeovers of popular websites always drop some degree of functionality while adding needless clutter. The old fr24 in fairness did a pretty good job. The old saying - if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Shannon757

Kop

tippman1 wrote: »

Anyone else find the new fr24 site a bit of a pita?

I find the l/hand menu far too cumbersome with the need to scroll down to read the full content.

Also the ability to mouse-over the aircraft speed in knots to see the equiv. speed in mph is no longer available.

Seems that new makeovers of popular websites always drop some degree of functionality while adding needless clutter. The old fr24 in fairness did a pretty good job. The old saying - if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

A pain to use and very buggy.

highlydebased

tippman1 wrote: »

Anyone else find the new fr24 site a bit of a pita?

I find the l/hand menu far too cumbersome with the need to scroll down to read the full content.

Also the ability to mouse-over the aircraft speed in knots to see the equiv. speed in mph is no longer available.

Seems that new makeovers of popular websites always drop some degree of functionality while adding needless clutter. The old fr24 in fairness did a pretty good job. The old saying - if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

It's logging me out every few minutes and is painfully slow too

Alpha Romeo

I've opted into the Gold subscription which apparently allows you to view flight history as far back as 180 days, but when I try view the history of any aircraft, it only goes back about 5 days or so.

Is anyone else having this problem?

Comhrá

Alpha Romeo wrote: »

I've opted into the Gold subscription which apparently allows you to view flight history as far back as 180 days, but when I try view the history of any aircraft, it only goes back about 5 days or so.

Is anyone else having this problem?

I have Gold but I can load flights back to March 1st. 2016.

I also have to refresh the page every time I return to it. Using Firefox, I have FR24 in a pinned tab but the flights don't seem to progress once I navigate away from the pinned tab, and I have to refresh when I revisit.

Alpha Romeo

tippman1 wrote: »

I have Gold but I can load flights back to March 1st. 2016.

I also have to refresh the page every time I return to it. Using Firefox, I have FR24 in a pinned tab but the flights don't seem to progress once I navigate away from the pinned tab, and I have to refresh when I revisit.

Only going back to March 14th / 15th for me on Chrome. I haven't tried Firefox yet, but March 1st is still way out from what they claim to offer.

Same issue here with frozen flights when I navigate away from the page.

arubex

I can't look it up on FR24 of course but I read that the two Kelowna DC-10 freighters have now been flown to storage in Canada. They had been operating the run to and from Brussels for a few months at the end of last year but became erratic in 2016 and appear to have given up the idea now.

Rumours on airliners.net that the DC-10s crews have been laid-off, so that's two fewer trijets in the skies

JCX BXC

EI134 cancelled again according to Flightradar, was thinking they sent the 767 this morning to clear the backlog from yesterday, but either that wasn't the case or something went wrong.

Any info anyone.

highlydebased

Titan G-ZAPX doing SNN-BOS run today

Shannon757

highlydebased wrote: »

Titan G-ZAPX doing SNN-BOS run today

EI-LBS is gone tech in Boston.

JCX BXC

highlydebased wrote: »

Titan G-ZAPX doing SNN-BOS run today

Seems G-POWD went tech in BOS too!

EchoIndia

Crew rest would dictate that a Titan aircraft couldn't just turn around and operate a return leg, I'd say.

JCX BXC

EI163 looks to have gone around at DUB.

Edit: Seems to be a flightradar error.

jimbis

Antonov an12 on its way into Dublin, just coming out over Blackpool now.
The noise of her should get a heads scratching.

Razor44

Thank god 34 isn't in use!!!!!! Could you imagine the complaints in the morning

peter1892

jimbis wrote: »

Antonov an12 on its way into Dublin, just coming out over Blackpool now.
The noise of her should get a heads scratching.

And what a wonderful noise it was!

HeidiHeidi

peter1892 wrote: »

And what a wonderful noise it was!

I'm in Donnybrook.... Can't believe on a night as quiet as this, I heard not a thing

Oscar Bravo

SAS 737-700 ,LN-TUJ, on finals for Shannon now for maintenance .

Shannon757

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

I'm in Donnybrook.... Can't believe on a night as quiet as this, I heard not a thing

Me neither, but i'm slightly further away.

markc91

Heard it loud and clear in Donaghmede what a machine will be on the ramp in the morning for a closer look!

JCX BXC

EI134 BOS-SNN cancelled again. That's EI-LBS, G-POWD and G-ZAPX all in BOS having operated EI135 but not the return.

Shannon757

Carnacalla wrote: »

EI134 BOS-SNN cancelled again. That's EI-LBS, G-POWD and G-ZAPX all in BOS having operated EI135 but not the return.

The Curse of Boston:pac:

arubex

Carnacalla wrote: »

EI134 BOS-SNN cancelled again. That's EI-LBS, G-POWD and G-ZAPX all in BOS having operated EI135 but not the return.

Are they having some sort of Boston Tea Party?

Oh never mind

January

markc91 wrote: »

Heard it loud and clear in Donaghmede what a machine will be on the ramp in the morning for a closer look!

Did it not head back off late last night... heard a very loud aircraft taking off while in bed.

markc91

January wrote: »

Did it not head back off late last night... heard a very loud aircraft taking off while in bed.

No was still parked up until at least 7:00 i wasnt back outside then

January

Thanks for that, must have heard something else but it was very loud! It was after 11.30pm that I heard it.

Gaoth Laidir

Qatar 196 has just taken off from Brussels for Doha. I thought the airport was closed? There are a couple of DHLs inbound but no passenger flights in the air at all apart from the Qatar.

https://www.flightradar24.com/QTR196/92d1eb6

JCX BXC

Gaoth Laidir wrote: »

Qatar 196 has just taken off from Brussels for Doha. I thought the airport was closed? There are a couple of DHLs inbound but no passenger flights in the air at all apart from the Qatar.

https://www.flightradar24.com/QTR196/92d1eb6

Seen a few flights positioning away from BRU today, without PAX I'd imagine.

Shannon757

Gaoth Laidir wrote: »

Qatar 196 has just taken off from Brussels for Doha. I thought the airport was closed? There are a couple of DHLs inbound but no passenger flights in the air at all apart from the Qatar.

https://www.flightradar24.com/QTR196/92d1eb6

Ferry flights are allowed now.

Oscar Bravo

G-ZAPX finally nearly back at Dublin, passing over Galway now.