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b757

Second Boeing 747-400F into SNN today with Atlas Air N419MC on APP currently.

DieselPowered

b757 wrote: »

USAF C17 on the UL70 @ FL340 about to pass over Drogheda-Navan area soon. Just behind the EIN64W.

RCH257 03-3117.

Fluck it, was outside washing the car at the time, could have seen this.

Pinch Flat

Spotted an Aero L-39C Albatros over the English channel. Expensive boys toy? Or a remake of Top Gun?

http://www.flightradar24.com/ESTLB/3060240

ES-TLB. http://www.myaviation.net/search/search.php?view=&regnr=ES-TLB

Hawker Hunter Mk.58 as well.http://www.flightradar24.com/CFUKW/30604f3

http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/C-FUKW.html

fr336

186 Ryanair's in the sky at the moment.

randy hickey

Anybody copped LBT 105F?

Sorry I can't do a screengrab as I'm a luddite armed with a new Mac - but check it out if you can.

lambayire

randy hickey wrote: »

Anybody copped LBT 105F?

Sorry I can't do a screengrab as I'm a luddite armed with a new Mac - but check it out if you can.

Cmd-Shift and 3 are your friends for a full screengrab

Cmd-Shift and 4 will do the trick for a cropped screengrab

randy hickey

Excellent lambayire!

Here goes!:

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Fistpump yes!!

vicwatson

What is LBT 105F? Strange flight pattern no?

bronn

vicwatson wrote: »

What is LBT 105F? Strange flight pattern no?

According to this blog it's an A320, leased to Nouvelair. Bonkers flight pattern (or funny radar) though.

pajor

Any suggestions?

I'm guessing some sort of training or observation flight?

http://fr24.com/C550

b757

pajor wrote: »

Any suggestions?

I'm guessing some sort of training or observation flight?

http://fr24.com/C550

PH-LAB, belonging to the National Aerospace Laboratory.

http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationaal_Lucht-_en_Ruimtevaartlaboratorium

http://www.planespotters.net/Aviation_Photos/photo.show?id=183350


Registration PH-LAB
Latitude 52°11.905N
Longitude 4°29.524E
Alt 3225' (+0 fpm)
Flight no PHLAB
Mode-S/ADS-B rep. at 21:07:49
Recd. at 140402 210749 HF
Heading 350°
Speed 223kts
ICAO id 48406F
Route EHAM-ESGG
Squawk 7050
Type C550

pajor

Enlighten me. How did you find all that out?

Oscar Bravo

Tonights flybe flight from Belfast - Birmingham is being operated by YR-FKA,Fokker 100.

BZ

vicwatson wrote: »

What is LBT 105F? Strange flight pattern no?

The aircraft was its delivery flight to Nouvelair see the link below.Crew were doing a test flight/performance check enroute Id say.

http://www.skyliner-aviation.de/regdb.main?LC=nav4

fr336

US Airways US722 PHL to DUB diverted to SNN http://www.flightradar24.com/AWE722/3078580

I'm assuming due to fog in DUB.

bronn

This seems like rather a lot of traffic all heading to the States, no? You can clearly see the route they're all in and they're all really clapping along, separated by not very much at all. Quite the air-jam over the Celtic Sea too. Busy day being an ATC.

DieselPowered

bronn wrote: »

This seems like rather a lot of traffic all heading to the States, no? You can clearly see the route they're all in and they're all really clapping along, separated by not very much at all. Quite the air-jam over the Celtic Sea too. Busy day being an ATC.

Normal day in the sky over Ireland

Kalyke

DieselPowered wrote: »

Normal day in the sky over Ireland

It looks a lot busier to me.....

urajoke

Kalyke wrote: »

It looks a lot busier to me.....

It's a normal day, slight variation in position of tracks due jet stream but a normal day. What you are missing is the aircraft not showing up due lack of mode S transponder etc.

b757

The "Google Jet" N2767.

http://www.flightradar24.com/B762/3090e0f

http://searchengineland.com/your-guide-to-the-google-jet-12161

Registration N2767
Latitude 53°35.426N
Longitude 5° 1.834W
Alt 38000' (-128 fpm)
Flight no N2767
Mode-S/ADS-B rep. at 22:30:39
Heading 284°
Speed 459kts
ICAO id A2C013
Squawk 4236
Type B762

Witchie

Hi, am tracking my parents flight from MCO to DUB that just departed a while ago and it seems to be flying south rather than north. I usually see this flight fly up the coast of the US and head out from NY direction to Ireland. Is this a normal flight path deviation and why would they change the direction?

Jack1985

Witchie wrote: »

Hi, am tracking my parents flight from MCO to DUB that just departed a while ago and it seems to be flying south rather than north. I usually see this flight fly up the coast of the US and head out from NY direction to Ireland. Is this a normal flight path deviation and why would they change the direction?

The Atlantic tracks change constantly to factor in wind where possible, sometimes they go as North as Greenland and sometimes very southerly.

Witchie

Thanks Jack1985! Just looking again and they seem to be turning more northward now. Just that other times I tracked them it was up the coast so this looked weird to me. Cheers....can sleep now so that I can go collect them in the morning!

Fred Swanson

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fr336

http://www.flightradar24.com/EIEUA

billie1b

fr336 wrote: »

http://www.flightradar24.com/EIEUA

Mexicano low cost airline

crosstownk

fr336 wrote: »

US Airways US722 PHL to DUB diverted to SNN http://www.flightradar24.com/AWE722/3078580

I'm assuming due to fog in DUB.

I was listening to LiveATC yesterday morning. The pilot requested priority due to minimum fuel. There were delays at EIDW due to fog and ATC couldn't accomodate the priority so the pilot decided to divert to EINN.

You can listen to the ATC recordings on LiveATC.net by using the search function.

IRLConor

For those of you who use FlightRadar Pro's radar view, you can use the attached file to add the various waypoints around Dublin. Just rename the file so that it ends in .wpt and upload it.

It's a bit noisy, since there are a lot of points that don't get used very much but you can just delete the relevant lines from the file and re-upload it.

Jack1985

IRLConor wrote: »

For those of you who use FlightRadar Pro's radar view, you can use the attached file to add the various waypoints around Dublin. Just rename the file so that it ends in .wpt and upload it.

It's a bit noisy, since there are a lot of points that don't get used very much but you can just delete the relevant lines from the file and re-upload it.

Brilliant cheers for that, any idea if there's one available for Cork?

IRLConor

Jack1985 wrote: »

Brilliant cheers for that, any idea if there's one available for Cork?

I made that one above with data from the SIDs & STARs published on the IAA website and a small Perl script. If there's one for Cork I don't know about it.