Flightradar24 Thread

arubex

Cheers notharrypotter, it's a shame then from spotting perspective that CCAMS has become mainstream.

Here's an east-coast TAP A320 to cheer us up though

http://fr24.com/TAP761B

h3000

Nice little privately owned 737 out of SNN
http://fr24.com/P4LIG

fr336

Was just watching the runway webcam at Gdansk airport and saw this person in what looked like a hoody apparently jogging in from outside. Looked odd. Now there's what I assume is an airport vehicle with flashing lights hovering around the same area.

fr336

Runway 16 in use at DUB tonight

b757

fr336 wrote: »

Runway 16 in use at DUB tonight

RWY10/28 is closed from 2300L-0500L for the past week or so and will be until the 9th of July at least, bar the weekends. Getting some work done on it I believe.

Oops!

Looks like an Omni Air 777 is on it's way into Shannon in the next hour.

b757

b757 wrote: »

RWY10/28 is closed from 2300L-0500L for the past week or so and will be until the 9th of July at least, bar the weekends. Getting some work done on it I believe.

Grass cutting inside the flight strip and other maintence on the runway.

Oscar Bravo

The BLOCKED aircraft going into Shannon now is N818ME, a Gulfstrem 4

fr336

This out of DUB http://www.flightradar24.com/N92WC/3b61dad

V_Moth

Cessna 525 (D-ILHA) used by Lufthansa Flight Training:

http://www.flightradar24.com/DLH9901/3b71f06

arubex

Heading northwest over NI is private charter 757 SX-RFA

http://fr24.com/GNJ57

"62 passengers with a state room and en suite"

www.gainjet.com/content/fleet.php

arubex

UAL77 out of Belfast has forgotten to program his callsign today... 757 N48127 just now passing into the South through Enniskillen. Can't link to the flight on FR24 cos it can't handle lack of callsign! Here's Planefinder instead

http://planefinder.net/flight/z.NO-A5EF0E

irishejit

Go home Dornier... you're drunk!! http://www.flightradar24.com/HAACO/3b778f8

h3000

http://fr24.com/ABR8990

EI-SLJ

Squawking 7700 over Liverpool at the moment.

Red Nissan

h3000 wrote: »

http://fr24.com/ABR8990

EI-SLJ

Squawking 7700 over Liverpool at the moment.

2,250 feet and it vanished from my PC.

davo2001

Red Nissan wrote: »

2,250 feet and it vanished from my PC.

Vanished from the FR app on my phone too, hope everything is OK.

L1011

Its an ATR42, it almost certainly doesn't have ADS-B meaning that it vanishing just means its out of MLAT coverage.

b318isp

Retro liveried Lufthansa on approach to EIDW. Beautiful, if it still has it:

http://www.flightradar24.com/DLH980/3b7c96b

Strumms

h3000 wrote: »

http://fr24.com/ABR8990

EI-SLJ

Squawking 7700 over Liverpool at the moment.

diverted to MAN en route to DUB.. cracked windshield apparently.

fr336

h3000 wrote: »

http://fr24.com/ABR8990

EI-SLJ

Squawking 7700 over Liverpool at the moment.

I'm guessing this was Aer Arann/Aer Lingus regional?

Red Nissan

fr336 wrote: »

I'm guessing this was Aer Arann/Aer Lingus regional?

No, Air Contractors, same plane though.

And I think it's Stobart Air now too ???

fr336

Red Nissan wrote: »

No, Air Contractors, same plane though.

And I think it's Stobart Air now too ???

Officially but as far as I know they haven't changed the Aer Arann callsign and the like. And it's part of Aer Lingus regional now in terms of the routes so maybe there will be no change at all at the frontend.

Jack1985

Yep as FR336 points out callsign is still Aer Arann and the IATA/ICAO's still RE/REA - They should keep it, the name should not totally die off in my opinion - They have replaced ''operated by Aer Arann'' on the aircraft with ''Operated by Stobart Air'' now alright though.

V_Moth

"The Queen's Helicopter Flight" (S-76 G-XXEB) approaching north Wales:

http://www.flightradar24.com/3b83008

I am surprised they are broadcasting this...

fr336

I'm surprised you're rebroadcasting it, Moth

Might not even be anyone "important" on it. As a Brit I couldn't care less what happens to our great leaders either way though :pac:

fr336

#Qantas flight forced back to LA | Passenger tells #7News water 'soaked through roof into economy'



https://twitter.com/Y7News/status/484284208391524354/photo/1

A Qantas Airways superjumbo jet returned to Los Angeles International Airport about an hour after takeoff when a burst water pipe sent water down the aisles of the Airbus A380.

Qantas confirmed the incident on Qantas Flight 94, saying the Los Angeles-to-Melbourne flight "returned to L.A. about an hour after takeoff as there was a water leak on board the aircraft."

"There were no safety of flight concerns with the water leak, however the Captain decided to return to LA in the interests of passenger comfort. We are liaising with Airbus to understand what caused this fault."

V_Moth

fr336 wrote: »

I'm surprised you're rebroadcasting it, Moth

Might not even be anyone "important" on it. As a Brit I couldn't care less what happens to our great leaders either way though :pac:

Yeah, more than likely an empty shuttle flight and unsurprisingly, it's gone off the screen now anyway . Was curious to see an Aer Lingus plane (EIN638) pass straight over head at one stage...

fr336

V_Moth wrote: »

Yeah, more than likely an empty shuttle flight and unsurprisingly, it's gone off the screen now anyway . Was curious to see an Aer Lingus plane (EIN638) pass straight over head at one stage...

How come? Are there air restrictions around routine flights (the copter) like that, even if any Royal is on board? I'm probably sounding terribly naive here aren't I..

youreadthat

Hey b757 another military plane just flew low over north Bedfordshire, not sure of the model but the surveillance one with the disc on top. Not seen one before! Who's is it?

fr336

youreadthat wrote: »

Hey b757 another military plane just flew low over north Bedfordshire, not sure of the model but the surveillance one with the disc on top. Not seen one before! Who's is it?

Are you in Bedfordshire?