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sgowl65 wrote: ↑

27 May 2020, 12:41

The motor sich go to Mali now

That is UR-11819, en route AGP-GAQ. The one that is due in BRU today is the other An-12 of Motor Sich, UR-11316.

sdbelgium wrote: ↑

26 May 2020, 10:28

They are a semi-regular visitor in LGG, but indeed can't remember the last visit to BRU.

My last time to see an An-12 in BRU was on 28 October 2017. UR-CGW of Ukraine Air Alliance departed just minutes after the last commercial flight of an SN Avro out of BRU departed on the very same day.

DH8D G-FLBA (ex Flybe) seems to be inbound for LGG from BHD.

(Sorry, correction: it went to MST)

The "Giant", An-225 Mriya took to the air again today for what appeared to be a test flight. After being on the ground for quite a long period of time, the giant took off from GML (Kyiv-Gostomel) to fly a "round trip" in Ukrainian airspace. Speculations already flying about the reason for the flight...

Austrian Airlines announced that its fleet will be grounded from 19 March 2020 until further notice. Only flights to transport Austrians abroad back to Vienna operated after that date. Addendum: The grounding is not "until further notice", but until a preliminary date of 28 March 2020 (which can of...

Announcement by Austrian Airlines: "Austrian Airlines decided to temporarily suspend all regular flight operations starting Wednesday night, March 18, 2020. This move is in response to entry bans being imposed across the globe and a rapid decline in demand for air travel. The last flight for the ti...

Very nice footage. Tx I am really wondering what future Air Antwerp has in mind. Ok the ANR-LCY is back. Good load factors, enough freq’s, again stability. Like the old days. All nice, but i am wondering what their vision is. You don’t start a new company just to operate 1 single route and that’s i...

I might correct the information above: the suspension of the BUD-ICN route is announced until 8 April 2020, Hungarian portal Airportal.hu reports.

Austrian to cut services in response to sinking demand due to COVID-19 Austrian Airlines announced on 4 March 2020 that it will reduce its European flights by 20% between 8-28 March 2020, due to the sinking demand for flight tickets as a consequence of the spreading of COVID-19 on the continent. So...

tangolima wrote: ↑

20 Feb 2020, 21:45

Thanks guys for all messages including Vic Diesel Now we just continue to share our passion with each other Aviation!

Word! And regarding the beer topic: first one's on me!

Thx a lot for keeping us informed about these flights , before or after does not matter ! Those not happy with your information should buy a tent and go and camp along the runway and see what arrives ! Thats whats 'real' spotting was about before internet made all this info accesible to everyone :!...

Alitalia to reduce fleet The de facto bankrupt Italian carrier announced that it will reduce its fleet in the upcoming months, as it struggles to keep its head over water. Affected are 4 A320s and 2 A321s, which will be returned to their lessors. Also affected is the carrier's biggest aircraft, the...

Apuneger wrote: ↑

20 Feb 2020, 11:56

Hey Tangolima,

Just to confirm that we fully appreciate every input you post on this forum on special visitors, whether it is before or after they land. Keep up the good work!

Best regards,
Ivan

Ok, Ivan put it in fewer words - I can fully support his post!

Thanks! Is there any info on governmental a/c for today's EU Summit? And by "info", I mean before they land? Dear Vic Just FYI, I can only speak by myself, but I am always posting this in my free time, posting expectation lists is not my full time job. I do this when I have time, in a mood to do it...

Thanks!

Is there any info on governmental a/c for today's EU Summit? And by "info", I mean before they land?

There might have been rumors about a small startup forming in Northern Italy - and they seem to gain in substance: The small regional airport of Bolzano (LIPB/BZO) hasn't seen scheduled flights since 2015. But the owners of the airport, the brothers Gostner, who bought the airport together with Aust...

pitrixplanespotting wrote: ↑

19 Feb 2020, 16:47

Vic Diesel wrote: ↑

19 Feb 2020, 16:16

(minus BE and countries without a governmental aircraft... which is basically only AT, as far as I know... )

they often fly with charted bizz'ers anyway

Not the Austrians. They fly on scheduled flights. The chancellor even insists on getting an Economy ticket.

With another European Council kicking off tomorrow afternoon, there should be plenty of incoming governmental aircraft I suppose. So far we have CZ and UK (hey, aren't you supposed to stay AWAY, Brexiteers? ;) ), 26 to go (minus BE and countries without a governmental aircraft... which is basically ...

xxxx-1110 BAF A319 9HXFW EBMB ... 1330-xxxx BAF A319 9HXFW EBMB Since when is BAF using a HiFly Malta A319? Last week I talked with a BAF officer who told me the contract for the HiFly A321 was still in force until October. Maybe another "corona virus flight"? They used this A319 for repatriations ...