BRU 18/12/2005 - B707 (Air Force Israel)

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westwings
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Post by westwings »

WOW 8O Some nice pics you've got there guys :D
Regards,
Kristof Vandermoere

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also seen this afternoon :

Air Atlanta Cargo TF-AMD flying for Cathay Pacific
http://coppermine.luchtzak.be/displayim ... ?pos=-7386
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Post by Ozzie1969 »

Nice pix!

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Post by AF036 »

Hi
It will be quite nice to have the regs of the photo you took as you caught some nice visitors!
I have identified almost all but I need confirmation for some.

Turkish 310 => TC-JCY
RAM 737 => CN-ROB
DAS DC-10 => 5X-JCR ??
Egypt 330 => SU-GCI or SU-GCJ ??? (nice catch)
World MD 11 with Air Canada titles => N274WA
Air Atlanta 747 => TF-AM? (AMD? AMG? looks like a G for me but I don't have any proof this reg exist.)

Thanks,
Julien
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Post by Robin_Bamps »

Hi Julien,

As told earlier N274WA is a MD-11 (note the winglets too). And SN-Bigbirdy wrote that the ABD is TF-AMD.

Regards, Robin Bamps.

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Post by concordino »

Beat me to it Robin - N274WA - c/n 48519 MD-11F - those winglets do give the game away!!!

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Post by AN124 »

Great shots.
Thanks a lot for sharing.

Looks like our Vonsmal was at the right place and the rights time again ;)

Greetings,
Yvo

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Post by regi »

great to see the Dornier , just last week I made a comment about aircraft engines, referring to this special plane.

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Post by Vonsmalhausen »

AF036 wrote:Hi
It will be quite nice to have the regs of the photo you took as you caught some nice visitors!
I have identified almost all but I need confirmation for some.

Turkish 310 => TC-JCY
RAM 737 => CN-ROB
DAS DC-10 => 5X-JCR ??
Egypt 330 => SU-GCI or SU-GCJ ??? (nice catch)
World MD 11 with Air Canada titles => this is a DC-10 N274WA
Air Atlanta 747 => TF-AM? (AMD? AMG? looks like a G for me but I don't have any proof this reg exist.)

Thanks,
Julien
DAS is JCR
Egypt is GCJ

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Post by Beloxi »

As I'm a really big 707 freak I give it another try. Is there anybody who knows if the IAF 707 is still at Melsbroek, and if so when it will leave? I would appreciate it very much if somebody could help me.

Greetz,
Nik

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Post by HarrieSpotter »

It departed early in the morning.

Harrie

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Post by Beloxi »

ok thanks a lot for the info harrie.

Greetz,
Nik

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Post by fokker_f27 »

@Vonsmalhausen
Great pictures! Why do I never get to see those birds!

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Post by Vonsmalhausen »

fokker_f27 wrote:@Vonsmalhausen
Great pictures! Why do I never get to see those birds!
well, you have to know i spend A LOT of time around BRU, and other airfields (3 times a week is regular, during summer almost every day :wink: ) catching birds like these make my day, but somethimes i see nothing for weeks (and i'm talking about spottingdays from 4 in winter, to 13 hours a day; in summer)
so it's all about patience.... and a huge part of luck :wink: (gattering all the possible info can be helpfull to :) )

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Post by AF036 »

ok thanks for the answers guys sorry for the MD11 (a stupid mistake as I know the plane very well.. I had the info of the DAS nearby.. and I melt them together... whoops!).

Regards.

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