Flightradar24 Thread Part III

PukkaStukka

I've seen more 747's and MD11's on FR in Irish airspace than I have anything from Ryanair. Nuts.

Tabnabs

My heart goes out the the passengers and crew aboard the Dash 8-200 that's doing the three hour flight between CPH and KEF (and back) daily. Three hours in a Dash 8! :eek:

https://www.flightradar24.com/GRL6779/2457ba7e

washman3

Why is there a Ryanair (RYR21) flying to Malaga at the moment.?

Noxegon

Tabnabs wrote: »

My heart goes out the the passengers and crew aboard the Dash 8-200 that's doing the three hour flight between CPH and KEF (and back) daily. Three hours in a Dash 8! :eek:

https://www.flightradar24.com/GRL6779/2457ba7e

You forgot the time zone difference between Denmark and Iceland; it's actually not far short of five hours!

Noxegon

Noxegon wrote: »

You forgot the time zone difference between Denmark and Iceland; it's actually not far short of five hours!

Average flight time has been 4 hrs and 59 mins :rolleyes:. Christ whatever happened to accuracy on Boards

HeidiHeidi

washman3 wrote: »

Why is there a Ryanair (RYR21) flying to Malaga at the moment.?

RYR19 to Barcelona just flew over my house.


Wondered the same -there can't be many stranded tourists left, surely?


Cargo, maybe? Or are they just flying empty planes around the place?

flazio

Anyone know what is hovering around Portlaoise at the moment? X280

flazio

flazio wrote: »

Anyone know what is hovering around Portlaoise at the moment? X280

Air Corps new PC12. I believe it is on a short lease. Will be used to move troops, medics, medical gear and patients around the country if needed over the next while. Also in to give new pilots hands on experience with their new type rating.

marno21

Newly delivered Pilatus PC12 to Irish Air Corps. Registration 280

https://flyinginireland.com/2020/04/air-corps-to-take-delivery-of-pilatus-pc-12-today%EF%BB%BF/

kmart6

Seems to be down now, came in very low overhead here an approach to Casement, much lower than the usual, touch and go and then landed.

Edit: Still going around actually.

Pat Dunne

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

RYR19 to Barcelona just flew over my house.


Wondered the same -there can't be many stranded tourists left, surely?


Cargo, maybe? Or are they just flying empty planes around the place?

Repatriation flight for Spanish Nationals and Residents.

billie1b

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

RYR19 to Barcelona just flew over my house.


Wondered the same -there can't be many stranded tourists left, surely?


Cargo, maybe? Or are they just flying empty planes around the place?

Cargo and med supplies

Negative_G

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Air Corps new PC12. I believe it is on a short lease. Will be used to move troops, medics, medical gear and patients around the country if needed over the next while. Also in to give new pilots hands on experience with their new type rating.

Incorrect. It is not on lease. Don't let the civil paint scheme confuse you.

Purchased outright and on the military register. It's in addition to the three already purchased.

EchoIndia

Tabnabs wrote: »

My heart goes out the the passengers and crew aboard the Dash 8-200 that's doing the three hour flight between CPH and KEF (and back) daily. Three hours in a Dash 8! :eek:

https://www.flightradar24.com/GRL6779/2457ba7e

I read elsewhere that it's carrying only essential goods and medical personnel.

LXFlyer

It's also flying on from Keflavik to Nuuk in Greenland where necessary (It's an Air Greenland aircraft).

Quite the trip!

Foggy43

Looks like it's AN225 back in operation. It is supposed to be getting medical supplioes for Poland.

Oscar Bravo

Piper PA-31T Cheyenne II PH-SVY and Cessna 550 Citation II PH-SVZ arrived in Shannon today and will be taking advantage of some clear skies over the next week to conduct some survey work.

BZ

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

Piper PA-31T Cheyenne II PH-SVY and Cessna 550 Citation II PH-SVZ arrived in Shannon today and will be taking advantage of some clear skies over the next week to conduct some survey work.

Airborne on first flight in the last few minutes mapping the northwest by the looks of it

ozzy jr

There's a Magma Aviation 747 just after taking off from LCK (Columbus), due to land in DUB at 16.47.

Flight number CC369

Foggy43

Just spotted that the AN225 is on its way back from Tianjin, China with a stop in Almaty.
I'm just trying to master the art of Screenshot

blue5000

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

Piper PA-31T Cheyenne II PH-SVY and Cessna 550 Citation II PH-SVZ arrived in Shannon today and will be taking advantage of some clear skies over the next week to conduct some survey work.

Ya just seen them working in mayo/sligo/donegal area and came here to find out more.

tnegun

ozzy jr wrote: »

There's a Magma Aviation 747 just after taking off from LCK (Columbus), due to land in DUB at 16.47.

Flight number CC369

Just spotted it over Maynooth and came here to see what it was! Freight pickup I assume rather than inbound?

rameire

ozzy jr wrote: »

There's a Magma Aviation 747 just after taking off from LCK (Columbus), due to land in DUB at 16.47.

Flight number CC369

Not too noisy as it floated in glistening in the sun.

Distance away in straight line is 3.1km

St. Leibowitz

https://www.flightradar24.com/BLOCKED/245a939a

Tepper Aviation C-130 Hercules. Looks like it's heading in to Shannon.

https://www.jetphotos.com/registration/N2679C

Popoutman

St. Leibowitz wrote: »

https://www.flightradar24.com/BLOCKED/245a939a

Tepper Aviation C-130 Hercules. Looks like it's heading in to Shannon. ]

Nice /s.
A CIA-linked plane with possibilities for being involved in rendition flights, as well as fun CIA activities around the globe.

My ADSB listener station was able to track it to the end of the runway, and amusingly it's reporting altitude was well underwater..

VW 1

rameire wrote: »

Not too noisy as it floated in glistening in the sun.

Distance away in straight line is 3.1km

You don't happen to know if it's parked on the apron or has it left already? Might spin by with the young lad if it's out.

JohnC.

Just one plane up, a domestic flight

faoiarvok

Popoutman wrote: »

My ADSB listener station was able to track it to the end of the runway, and amusingly it's reporting altitude was well underwater..

Aircraft transponders report altitude referenced to a standard atmospheric pressure of 1013hPa, it’s 1028hPa at Shannon, so sea level is roughly 450ft below zero on that standard pressure.

Alpha Romeo

American B77W (N727AN) due in tomorrow from DFW according to FR

Sisco14

Ryanair ryr851 just did a go around at dub, clear skies, very little traffic, what’s that all about?