Hi: have never been to Germany to spot on AAF bases. How is security handled, are you allowed to take pictures of flying acft? Does anyone have a hint as to which base is better, Spangdahlem or Neuburg/Donau?
Thx for ideas!
Mode S / SBS and radio logs, airfield specific, are allowed, but always state your source, mode S / SBS or air traffic conversations. These logs can be placed in the "day topic" so a separate Mode S / SBS radio log is not necessary |
In the Netherland spotting is easy just behave normal, but you should check the notams before you go.mcstamp wrote:THX!
In the Netherlands: do you have the same regulations? Where would you go for fighters?
herbie wrote:Hello Newbie,
Neuburg is a very nice place to watch aircraft and take photographs. Unfortunately the wing will deploy to Lechfeld starting in week 7 due to rwy re-construction at their home base. Lechfeld is bad for photos at both rwy sides - aircraft are still high and what makes things complicated is the fact that you are on military ground even outside the fence. The EF will return to Neuburg only in December.
Fighter Flying at Spangdahlem is not consistent and not worth taking the trouble with the nervous US guards. If you wanna see some Biggies, then Spang and Ramstein are ok.
jp 74 wrote:In the Netherland spotting is easy just behave normal, but you should check the notams before you go.mcstamp wrote:THX!
In the Netherlands: do you have the same regulations? Where would you go for fighters?
https://www.notams.faa.gov/dinsQueryWeb/
Fighters are at Volkel and Leeuwarden.
You can also check out Norvenich if they fly from the western approach you have a nice view.
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