Flightradar24 Thread

Oscar Bravo · 30-09-2014 9:09pm

Crossing over the south west now is a Qatar A319. reg A7-HHJ

lintdrummer · 01-10-2014 7:55am

tricky D wrote: »

Lufty MD11 just dropping into EIDW right now.

Couple of pics from last night attached. It'll be heading shortly I'd say, they were getting ready to load it at half 6.

DieselPowered · 01-10-2014 12:27pm

Wonder if these will show up on FR24?

The Geological Survey of Ireland is conducting an airborne geophysical survey - the Tellus North Midlands project.

The aircraft will fly at an altitude of 90m in rural areas with an instrument towed beneath the aircraft at an altitude of approximately 45m.

The aircraft are C208B Cessna Grand Caravan planes with registrations ZS-FSA and ZS-SSA.

DieselPowered · 01-10-2014 12:34pm

Bummer1234 · 01-10-2014 12:49pm

DieselPowered wrote: »

Wonder if these will show up on FR24?

Afraid not..These have been out and about before with no show online.

DieselPowered · 01-10-2014 12:51pm

Well done to everyone on this thread for keeping it so popular, didn't think it would ever get the interest it currently does.

Keep up the good work -

:D:D:D

monkeynuz · 01-10-2014 1:37pm

What's the story with aal60? Had general emergency so I took a look then it disappeared.

monkeynuz · 01-10-2014 1:39pm

15 minutes on the radar is showing it exactly where it was 15 minutes ago?

fr336 · 01-10-2014 1:54pm

DieselPowered wrote: »

Well done to everyone on this thread for keeping it so popular, didn't think it would ever get the interest it currently does.

Keep up the good work - :D:D:D

The guys at EI and FR have been out in force today

kb98 · 01-10-2014 1:59pm

pilatus pc9m over edenderry

the_monkey · 01-10-2014 2:38pm

lintdrummer wrote: »

Couple of pics from last night attached. It'll be heading shortly I'd say, they were getting ready to load it at half 6.

MD11 !!! still in use !!

wow!!

Foggy43 · 01-10-2014 3:32pm

the_monkey wrote: »

MD11 !!! still in use !!

wow!!

It maybe there in relation to the horse sales in Goffs, Co. Kildare.

weisses · 01-10-2014 3:37pm

the_monkey wrote: »

MD11 !!! still in use !!

wow!!

http://md-eleven.net/MD11-Operators-Passenger

Just book a flight ... Only a couple of weeks left

weisses · 01-10-2014 3:43pm

Ok Im going all out

Razor44 · 01-10-2014 6:07pm

the_monkey wrote: »

MD11 !!! still in use !!

wow!!

there are MD10F's still in use in the USA by FedEx

kb98 · 01-10-2014 6:39pm

CityJet DUB-CDG Avro RJ85 just took off

kb98 · 01-10-2014 6:44pm

Sunwing Airlines RHO-DUB on final approach. Never heard of them, do they fly to Dublin regularly?

fr336 · 01-10-2014 6:45pm

kb98 wrote: »

Sunwing Airlines RHO-DUB on final approach. Never heard of them, do they fly to Dublin regularly?

Yep, package holiday firm owned by Thompson I believe

kb98 · 01-10-2014 6:55pm

fr336 wrote: »

Yep, package holiday firm owned by Thompson I believe

Thanks, It says online they cancelled their European operations in 2013

arubex · 01-10-2014 8:23pm

kb98 wrote: »

Thanks, It says online they cancelled their European operations in 2013

They base a 737NG in Belfast each Summer to cover the Thomson sun routes, always nice to hear a Canadian accent. C-FEAK was the aircraft this year. I believe they do likewise for other European bases.

I believe Thomson reciprocate in our Winter season when the Canucks head south for warmer weather. See, they do it right - go on holiday when it's cold at home.

Oscar Bravo · 01-10-2014 10:10pm

Atlas Air 747 on descent into Shannon now. currently passing Fermoy. Reg N497MC

Comhrá · 01-10-2014 10:29pm

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

Atlas Air 747 on descent into Shannon now. currently passing Fermoy. Reg N497MC

Watching it on FR24 and noticed it's approach speed was down to 117 kts and landing speed was 116 kts. Is this unusually low for a 744?

Iranoutofideas · 01-10-2014 10:34pm

tippman1 wrote: »

Watching it on FR24 and noticed it's approach speed was down to 117 kts and landing speed was 116 kts. Is this unusually low for a 744?

It passed over my house and the whole place shook:eek:

Looked up flightradar and it said it was at 1600ft and 135knots

Oscar Bravo · 01-10-2014 10:39pm

The tower actually said to the ATR42 following behind that he was very slow on approach. nice tight turn on to finals to!

arubex · 01-10-2014 10:40pm

tippman1 wrote: »

Watching it on FR24 and noticed it's approach speed was down to 117 kts and landing speed was 116 kts. Is this unusually low for a 744?

Oh the things you can do with a light 747...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/moonm/15411801715/in/photostream/player/