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I see, thanks a lot

I saw an AWACS intercepting the ILS 01 during the afternoon.
I couldn't find it back on FR24 playback. Any guess?

Cheers!

sn26567 wrote:According to Eurocontrol, Bárðarbunga (how do you pronounce this?) remains active with more earthquakes overnight but no reports yet of any ash.

I think here is the answer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=413V0bmjvBg

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DHL keeps on flying there as well... altrough positioning the aircraft to LCA for the layover.

I fly at night, I can assure you, I see laser attacks almost on every flight even at high altitude! At night we fly with dimmed lighting in the cockpit in order to be able to see outside. Our eyes are in a night vision state, every bright light blinds you very easily. A bright light like a laser alw...

RAM B787 cn 17 and 19 were indeed rumored for RwandAir. On this 787 dedicated blog: http://nyc787.blogspot.de/ they are still noted for RAM. There is nothing official about that and they are still stored on R11/29 at KPAE wearing RAM colors. Along with them cn's 10, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18 & 22 are a...

Nice pictures! well done!
I like the way the airplane was made to operates to remote airports without much ground equipments.
The stairs into the belly allowing passenger and crew to board or deboard the plane placing yourself your luggage into the belly was a very smart idea!

from http://www.skyliner-aviation.de

Douglas DC-8-73AF (cn 45991/380)
N602AL
Bravo Int´l Airways
ferried 29/31dec13 MHV-IAH-OST-FJR, N-reg, basic ATN cs, to ops for Stabo Air (Zambia)

I think here is an answer why that visit

at night a very good way to avoid being attacked is to switch off all the exterior lights!
I tried it a couple of times and it works very well ! of course we can't do that for an extended period of time...

Politicians make more noise than aircrafts...

This morning coming out of the sim I noticed one of the ex BAF A310 was doing engine test runs near CAE at the intersection of W1 & W2.
A week ago I saw it hangared at LH Technic.
Any guess if it is leaving? and where?

This moring, I think BRU had the first visit of D-AEAO A300-600F recent acquisition of EAT.
rounting was LEJ-BRU-ACC (Leipzig-BRU-Accra) replacing a DHK 767
they flew opposite trip back to LEJ.
Accra is replacing Lagos due to political instability in Nigeria.

stratofreighter wrote: Only five grand a piece for a giant Mil Mi-26.
I just hope they weren't sold to a breakers yard/scrapper...

Yeah, let's hope at least one will find it's new home in a museum!
How many Mi-26 are visible in "western world" museums?

TNT has a B757-200 (ex OH-AFK) under conversion at ST Aerospace's Singapore facility.
It is targeted for redelivery to TNT by end-2011.
Belgian CAA officialy attributed registration OO-TFA in March 2011.
OO-TFB was also reserved for them...

It looks to me like an Apollo Fox, OO-G60 (registered 14.07.2010) might be a good guess!

OO-SST is being used already by a Rockwell Commander 114
http://jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5926044

OO-SSS, SSU, SSV, SSW, SSX, SSY, SSZ are free and were never been used.

diminbru wrote:According to Planespotters.com

must be http://www.planespotters.net

OLT flew LEJ-BRU / BRU-LEJ with a Metro indeed. It has now been changed to a SF340 done by Central Connect Airlines (CCA). most of the pax are DHL related... for your second picture, it is indeed a Fairchild C-26 Metroliner (US military name) but its civil name is Fairchild/Swearingen SA226 Metro(li...

JAL A306 might go after cargo conversion to Air Contractors...

It is a Morane Saulnier MS-883 Rallye 115 (cn 1550)

registered OO-JNH on 21st may 1970 with Limburgse Vleugels,
involved in an accident on 16th aug 1986 at Molenstede.

it used to be painted in Blue with "Multi-Rent" titles.

It's been there for many years...