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Quoting MartinJW12, from a previous postWhat is this day trip to Krakow? I've never heard of it before?
Christmas markets I think. There have always been flights like that, go out and shop somewhere different then fly home later with all the crap you bought.
Krakow IIRC has a quite spectacular Christmas market. It's catching on here too with the German market we have in Manchester. For some time there were Icelandic charters inbound here and to other cities in the UK for Christmas shopping as their money was a lot more valuable and Iceland is expensive.
Krakow is also becoming something of a religious pilgrimage site, but that's another issue.
Yeah, my mam and aunty went to the german market in Mancester last year. I'd like to visit the Krakow christmas market.
Hope it is a Monarch 757
Pope John Paul II was Bishop of Krakow and is being beatified as a saint, so a lot of devout Catholics might want to visit the city due to his connections.
It's supposed to be a very beautiful city as well so that's why the Christmas markets flights have been established. It's a good day out. As Poland is inside the EU it means restrictions on what you can bring back are relaxed. I think they set off early and get back late in the evening.
The Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy in Lagiewniki, the Wawel Cathedral and the Royal Tombs already attract large numbers of pilgrims, whilst an increasing number of school trips are also using Krakow as a base from which to visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau museum and the Wieliczka Salt Mine.
In other news KL963/64 today is Being operated by PH-OFO (Fokker 100)
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...and the hosting costs of this site too - which a select few of us are footing the bill for on a monthly basis.
D-ABYA Lufthansa 748
SU-GDM EgyptAir 77W
N818NW Delta A330
N66057 UAL 764
D-AIQM Lufthansa A320
PH-BGQ KLM 737 (inbound to NCL now)
G-LSAG Jet2 752 (outbound NCL now)
Sat 21st July Skywork Airlines Dash8 Q400 15:25 from Berne
Thr 26th Flybe E195 09:20 from SOU out at 10:00 to Faro
Fri 27th Air Mediterranee A321 14:20 from LIV out at 15:30 to Lourdes
Tue 31st Kuwait Airways A300 600 00:35 from Kuwait City out 07:10
Tue 31st Flybe E195 20:00 from Faro out at 20:30 to SOU
Fri 3rd Aug Air Mediterranee B737 500 11:00 from Lourdes out 12:15, returns 18:00 out at 19:15 to Nantes
Monarch B757 in November flight times are now positions from LGW at 07:00, out to KRK at 08:00, returns at 23:40.
today its flew up to belfast and then straight across to Newcastle?
Maybe the North Sea exclusion area was in force (the RAF uses it for training sometimes) or just general congestion caused a re-routing, but normally the crew plan their route using NOTAMs and other factors so could literally be anything
Air Mediterranee B737 500 on Fri 3rd Aug now inbound at 13:20 and outbound at 14:35, returning same evening at 20:30 and out at 21:10. Also Kuwait Airways A300 is inbound Mon 30 Jul at 00:35, spending the 30th on the apron before leaving at 07:10 the following morning. (That one was my mistake.)
No problem at all Andy. Thanks very much for flagging those up for everyone.
There will just be a swap from one pilot pool to another.
Good looking aircraft anyway, and the first flying one just entered the final assembly hall.
It depends on aircraft availability though. The A359 is to be the smallest plane in the Emirates fleet once the A330 is retired, which has started already. Two are listed for sale at the moment, and at least one is flying for Virgin Australia. The A359 is still bigger than the A330 so it's an upgrade. There is still a huge 773ER fleet though and it's only going to get bigger so in the medium term you could end up with the 773ER on regular flights especially if cargo is good.
Also andy, so the Kuwait A300 leaves at 07:10 on the morning of the 31st?
Quoting MartinJW12, from a previous postAlso andy, so the Kuwait A300 leaves at 07:10 on the morning of the 31st?
Yes, it spends the 30th parked up and leaves on the morning of the 31st.
Be lovely to see an A300 at NCL for the first time, I've missed the other visits.
GLA would seem more of a choice to be, your views?
No exact times as of yet
Whitburn/Seaburn Display control 121.175 MHz
Newcastle Hold Over Nissan 130.675 MHz
If thats correct does that mean all the display aircraft us that?
or do they use
REDS..... 243.45/242.2 ??
BBMF..... 120.8/122.7 ??
BLACK CATS..... 280.475 ??
THE BLADES..... 136.175 ??
can anyone help me on this
Thanks David
Whitburn Radio - 121.175
Display - 130.500
Most of the displaying formations use the display freq ( 130.500 ) with the exception of the reds.
I've also heard The Falcons ground to air ( the guy in the arena ) talking to the C130 on 455.3375 ( wind direction ect. ) in previous years.
Quoting G-7RGQ, from a previous postI've also heard The Falcons ground to air ( the guy in the arena ) talking to the C130 on 455.3375 ( wind direction ect. ) in previous years.
At RIAT and Farnborough, they jumped from a Cessna Caravan, so I'm afraid you may be disappointed if you're expecting to see a C130.
Quoting Baltimore, from a previous postAt RIAT and Farnborough, they jumped from a Cessna Caravan, so I'm afraid you may be disappointed if you're expecting to see a C130.
Baltimore, there was a C130 on the apron when I looked this morning (not there now)
Quoting Runway07, from a previous postBaltimore, there was a C130 on the apron when I looked this morning (not there now)
We obviously got the 'cut price' version at Farnborough! Give me a C130 over a Cessna Caravan every time!
So Newcastle now have "Jet2 Scotland" billboard aircraft based.
Quoting lbaspotter, from a previous postSo Newcastle now have "Jet2 Scotland" billboard aircraft based.
Been on that, in fact it amazed me. It was just before it got the Scotland titles, flew on it in 2010. The interior looks like it just came off the line at Boeing. Jet2 and Multiflight did a mean job of restoring the cabin fittings and adding the LS seats. Only the galleys and lavs looked a bit worn.
y 330 on the today
MON A330
EK A330
TOM/FCA 767
TS A310
Quoting virgin330, from a previous postso that mean there wasnt 2 330s on the floor at the same time so what are people on aout what are the 2 330s on the floor 1 was ek and what was the other
Read the post, Len123 has already answered it. It was the FCA 767 and EK 330 that I saw together. Apologies if I didn't spot the difference between a 767 and 330 tailend-on from 3 miles.
On another note, Air Mediterrainee A321 due in today about 14:30, back out to Lourdes at 15:30.
Our well known EU parasite has probably taken care of the other routes from Bydgoszcz.
I'll be watching the wonky undercarriage closely next time I'm up the airport
Quoting andywalker, from a previous postThe wonky undercarriage on G-TCBC is that every time the gear is retracted on takeoff, the right gear and nose wheel go up normally whilst the left gear hangs down, only retracting once the others are stowed. The same happens on landing, the left one only comes down once the others are down and locked.
This is a complete shot in the dark, but I remember there being some kind of valve system that delays the lift on one side if the hydraulic pressure is within limits but low. It stops the system failing due to low pressure if both mains come up at the same time.
Likewise with extension where the bogies have to be lifted off the uplock before they swing down. They work on the same hydraulic system. I really don't know if the 757 has such a system but it used to be noticeable on some older aircraft where there was a definite timing difference incorporated for main gear lifting, then the doors would swing shut one after the other.
also there a320's are coming up to 20 years old now, what yous think there going to do about them, not very impressive Thomas Cook!
Quoting ServisairNCL, from a previous postis it 2013 or 2014 TCX is getting the A321 with sharklets to replace the older 757's?
I think it's more a case of will Thomas Cook actually survive as a corporate entity until 2013/2014!
I can see a merger being the only way out for TCX. Maybe TUI Travel group can mount a corporate rescue as there has been such a huge movement in recent years to the lowcosts and hybrid companies that monopoly concerns might not apply any more.
I've checked on the NCL website and it appears that the Kuwait flight will not be on the arrival boards. Thats a terrible delay on the Reus flight, sched t/o at 09:30 this morning, now sched 07:00 tomorrow morning.
Will anyone be up for Kuwait? I'll be up on dinnington road (the perimiter road) in the entrance to the crash gate in a turqoise chevrolet tacuma if anyone fancies popping over to see me.
- kuwait airways defo not on the message boards - does anyone know where its coming inbound from???
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Video of emergency landing at NCL today
Easyjet will be cutting Paris CDG from 4th November despite announcing a few months ago that it would remain over the winter season. Extremely sad news, first Stansted, then Rome, now Paris... I'm starting to worry about the future of Bristol and Belfast now. I also cannot see Amsterdam lasting very long. Hopefully in the upturn (if it ever comes) we might see these routes return as thats another 200,000 pax a year down the drain that AF will not be able to cover with the BAE146. Hopefully we could see someone like Jet2 come in and pick up the slack for next summer and I cant believe I'm saying this but................................. I hope ryanair will pick up Stansted




unless jet2 fancies a go at that too.reminder, due tomorrow is the Kuwait A300 departure at 08:10 and the flybe E-195 at 20:00 out at 20:30. Thanks to andywalker for the original information.
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