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airport in kinnegad

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  • 27-10-2014 10:22pm
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    finky1
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    an aeroplane nearly crashed into me as i was driving from kinnegad
    [around mother hubbards]and landed in field beside road anyone knows whats going on


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    [Deleted User]
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    finky1 wrote: »
    an aeroplane nearly crashed into me as i was driving from kinnegad
    [around mother hubbards]and landed in field beside road anyone knows whats going on
    I saw a VMS sign on the M4 a couple of weeks ago referring to aerial surveys (beware of low flying aircraft).

    Could have been that.


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    robclay26
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    finky1 wrote: »
    an aeroplane nearly crashed into me as i was driving from kinnegad
    [around mother hubbards]and landed in field beside road anyone knows whats going on

    There is a private strip west of clonard that starts close to the old. N4 road, shouldn't be anything to worry about.


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    robclay26
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    I saw a VMS sign on the M4 a couple of weeks ago referring to aerial surveys (beware of low flying aircraft).

    Could have been that.
    Then survey aircraft will be low flying yes , but as stated by the OP, the plane landed, these survey planes are operating out of licence airfields not private.


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    finky1
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    robclay26 wrote: »
    There is a private strip west of clonard that starts close to the old. N4 road, shouldn't be anything to worry about.
    this plane was about 6 feet up when crossing road thats to close for comfort


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    robclay26
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    finky1 wrote: »
    this plane was about 6 feet up when crossing road thats to close for comfort

    Was it crossing road at 90 degree angle. ?


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    homerjay2005
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    finky1 wrote: »
    this plane was about 6 feet up when crossing road thats to close for comfort

    id be pretty sure, the pilot knew what he was doing. no need to be a drama lama.


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    finky1
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    robclay26 wrote: »
    Was it crossing road at 90 degree angle. ?
    correct


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    finky1
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    homerjay2005 wrote: »
    id be pretty sure, the pilot knew what he was doing. no need to be a drama lama.
    how do you know do you know the pilot


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    robclay26
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    finky1 wrote: »
    correct

    That runway is pretty close to the road , you can see it in google earth


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    ShaunC
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    I think that it may be the new Ryanair Dublin airport terminal.;)


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