That's good for you, but based on the message above yours, it is not a good idea at the moment to go to Pleso with your camera.....
Oh, that's a real shame.. hope they will lift the ban soon before it is over with the Migs.ronaldairbus wrote: ↑01 Jun 2022, 14:31 Unfortunately after properly registering via email received the following response:
Dear sir,
I have to inform you, that until further notice, spotter activities are canceled and photo shooting is not allowed.
When we receive information from appropriate authorities, we will lift the ban and allow spotter activities.
Best regards,
ronaldairbus wrote: ↑01 Jun 2022, 14:31 Unfortunately after properly registering via email received the following response:
Dear sir,
I have to inform you, that until further notice, spotter activities are canceled and photo shooting is not allowed.
When we receive information from appropriate authorities, we will lift the ban and allow spotter activities.
Best regards,
Do you have at lat/long of where you read the aircraft on the ramp and took photos through the fence....mwpeters wrote: ↑03 Jun 2022, 23:23 Was there last week on 30 May which is (without that `I knew it) a Croatian national holiday (Day of Parliament). I parked my car on the employee parking spot (which is easily possible, but not allowed) and walked towards the bridge where the military platform connects with the runway.
I was there with my son (2 years old) and saw 3 Mig-21's on the apron (dual sitters) and 4 PC-9s. First the four PC-9's left followed by 2 Mig-21's. I took shots thru the fence and the maintenance people definitely saw us as they waved to me. Very nice shots were taken, and afterwards I moved to the landing spot. The PC-9s and MiG-21s did a flypast over the city and only the Mig-21s returned which I shoot during the landing. Aircraft left around 18:00-18:15 and the Mig-21s cMW Back 30 minutes later.
Next to the flying aircraft, another 3 Mig-21s were read from the hanger, as well as 4 Mi-8 on the platform, the 2 stored AN-32 and some other stored/preserved aircraft around the field. This was my son's first spotting experience and although he probably will not remember it, I don't think he will ever see flying operational Mig-21s again
If you are there, don't forget to visit Velika Gorica, which is less then a 5 minute drive and connected thru a taxi way with Please AB. Saw there 8 stored UTVA-75's, all dumped long term stored aircraft and an operational CL-415 which was there for maintenance.
regards
Maarten
Try to get a contact at the base and they can fix something with security, be creative worked for me.patrick dirksen wrote: ↑01 Jun 2022, 19:23That's good for you, but based on the message above yours, it is not a good idea at the moment to go to Pleso with your camera.....
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