Florennes (EBFS) - 2009

maurits · Post by **maurits** » 07 Mar 2009, 14:56

Hi,

According florennes-as.be site both EF2000s are mentioned as
MM7286/4-2 9 gruppo
MM7285/4-16

Anyone info off the two AMX?

Regards,

Maurits

Theo03 · Post by **Theo03** » 08 Mar 2009, 21:26

There also some 3xTornadoECR JBG-32 expected

Otto · Post by **Otto** » 09 Mar 2009, 04:24

09/3

I7182 AMX AMI. ETA 10:25LT
AME3129 C-130 (T.10-4) Spannish AF. ETA 12:08LT, ETD 15:10LT
HAF331 MIRAGE 2000 Hellenic AF. ETA 13:51LT
HAF356F C-130 Hellenic AF. ETA 14:24LT
HAF356B C-130 Hellenic AF. ETA 14:25LT
AME3131 C-130 (T.10-11) Spannish AF. ETA 14:39LT, ETD 15:40LT
I2182 C-130J (MM62186) AMI. ETA 14:47LT, ETD 15:40LT

zerofive · Post by **zerofive** » 09 Mar 2009, 09:23

NOW TAKEN OFF THE 2 AMX FROM LIPS 09.20L

Piet Luijken · Post by **Piet Luijken** » 11 Mar 2009, 13:37

TLP mission has departed in some nice, partly cloudy weather.

Departure of 18 aircraft included 5x EF-18M, 3x Mir2000-5EG, 2x Lw Tornado, 2x AMX, 2x MirF1CR, 2x PolishAF F-16C and 2x AMI EF2000.

Info thanks to Luciano, our italian reporter in the field.

jimmy van drunen · Post by **jimmy van drunen** » 11 Mar 2009, 15:58

I saw today (around 15:45LT) 2 white contrails above Tilburg/Eindhoven, were these of the TLP missions?

Jimmy

Lex · Post by **Lex** » 11 Mar 2009, 16:07

jimmy van drunen wrote:I saw today (around 15:45LT) 2 white contrails above Tilburg/Eindhoven, were these of the TLP missions?

Jimmy

That could be anything!!!
Mission went to the UK according to the TLP SIS.

jimmy van drunen · Post by **jimmy van drunen** » 11 Mar 2009, 16:10

Thank you Lex!

Piet Luijken · Post by **Piet Luijken** » 11 Mar 2009, 16:20

Normal routing is via overhead Gilze-Rijen, via north of Norwich over the water towards Peterborough.

EOS · Post by **EOS** » 11 Mar 2009, 17:58

And from a Belgian

reporter in the field ....log 11.00 - 15.00 local

locals: FA72cs, 121cs
FA57 FS,FA67,FA92 FS

visit: FAF 6441, 6442, 6443
E53 314 LI, E156 314 TI, E109 314 AG all t/g, afterwards EBBE.

Mirage 2000-5EG 527,540,545
EF18M 15-12 C.15-25, 12-02 C.15-44, 12-03 C.15-45, 15-01 C.15-14, 15-30 C.15-43
EF2000 4-16 MM7285, 4-2 MM7286
Tornado 46-31, 46-52
Mirage F1CR 112NM 611, 112CV 653
AMX 51-65 MM7184, 51-62 MM7182
F16C 4045,4049

Alstublieft Edwin

matrix · Post by **matrix** » 11 Mar 2009, 20:55

Also SF-260 BAF ST-40 (sp/cl 40 years) for a touch and go in the morning.

Nice !

Richard de Florennes · Post by **Richard de Florennes** » 12 Mar 2009, 10:33

Geilenkirchen WEDNESDAY 2009-03-11 RW27
Weather: broken clouds (morning) - few/scattered clouds (evening)

Based aircraft (NATO Airborne Early Warning Force):
E-3A NAEWF 904XX A08:12 (@ETNG)
E-3A NAEWF 904XX A17:57 (@EBLG)

FLORENNES WEDNESDAY 2009-03-11 RW26
Weather: scattered clouds, clear air, increasingly sunny, light wind

Based aircraft (2 Wing; 1 & 350 Squadron):
F-16BM 2 Wing FB15/- no badge T10:45 L16:45#4
F-16AM 2 Wing FA109/FS T10:45 L16:45#4
F-16AM 2 Wing FA84/FS T11:15 L16:45#4
F-16AM 2 Wing FA91/FS T11:15 L16:45#4
F-16AM 2 Wing FA121/- spec c/s T13:02 L14:02
F-16AM 2 Wing FA72/- spec c/s T13:12 L14:05

F-16AM 2 Wing FA92/FS T13:12 L14:05
F-16AM 2 Wing FA57/FS T13:17 L14:10d
F-16AM 2 Wing FA67/- no badge T13:17 L14:10d
F-16AM 2 Wing FA121/- spec c/s T15:45 L10:58d
F-16AM 2 Wing FA72/- spec c/s T15:45 L10:58d
F-16AM 2 Wing FB21/- no badge T15:48 L11:03

Detached aircraft (Tactical Leadership Programme - TLP 2009/2):
Mirage 2000-5EG 331 Mira 527 T12:29 L14:27
Mirage 2000-5EG 331 Mira 540 T12:29 L14:26
Mirage 2000-5EG 331 Mira 545 T12:35 L14:28
EF-18A+ Ala 15 C.15-25/15-12 T12:31 L14:37
EF-18A+ Ala 15 C.15-14/15-01 T12:43 L14:23d
EF-18A+ Ala 15 C.15-43/15-30 T12:43 L14:23d
EF.2000 4°Stormo MM7285/4-16 T12:33 L14:40
EF.2000 4°Stormo MM7286/4-2 T12:33 L14:40
Tornado ECR JbG 32 46+31 T12:39 L14:31d
Tornado ECR JbG 32 46+52 T12:39 L14:31d
EF-18A+ Ala 12 C.15-44/12-02 T12:41 L14:18d
EF-18A+ Ala 12 C.15-45/12-03 T12:41 L14:18d
Mirage F.1CR ER00.312 611/112-NM T12:44 L13:51
Mirage F.1CR ER00.312 653/112-CV T12:44 L13:51
AMX 51°Stormo MM7184/51-65'84' T12:49 L14:44d
AMX 51°Stormo MM7182/51-62'82' T12:49 L14:44d
F-16C 3/6.elt 4045 T12:52 L14:38
F-16C 3/6.elt 4049 T12:52 L14:39

Additional movements (training approaches):
Alpha Jet E EAC00.314 E53 /314-LI R13:04
Alpha Jet E EAC00.314 E156/314-TI R13:07
Alpha Jet E EAC00.314 E109/314-AG R13:10
SF.260D 1 Wing ST40 grey c/s A10:01 (03-11)
SF.260D 1 Wing ST42 yllw c/s A10:57 (01-29)

(notes: as the days of TLP at Florennes are counted now and with one of the last flying courses taking place from this airbase, I undertook another journey to Belgium. Weather was good as forecasted and allowed for a mass-launch of 18 TLP participating aircraft without noteworthy ground-abort to be enjoyed in nice sunshine. The nice mix of aircraft types made up for a very impressive experience. My personal highlights were the Italian Eurofighters, the three Greek Mirage 2000s and no less than five Spanish F-18s. Also very welcome were the pairs of German Tornados, French Mirage F.1CR, Italian AMX’ and Polish F-16s. Recoveries – wich mostly took place in the form of (dual) straight-in approaches - could also be well enjoyed in the nice and clear early spring weather. Training approaches of three French Alpha Jets and a four-ship recovery of based F-16s were welcome additions. Once again, a nice and successful day at “Superbase” Florennes)

AMC · Post by **AMC** » 12 Mar 2009, 20:11

Here a list what i have seen in Florennes on the 11.03. Only TLP participants!

Mirage 2000: 527, 540, 545, 553
553 broke down and was pulled after TLP lunch to the TLP Hangar.
Tornado ECR: 46+25, 46+31, 46+52
25 did not fly.
F-16C: 4045, 4047, 4049
4047 did not fly
AMX: MM7182 51-62, MM7184 51-65
EF-2000: MM7286 4-2, MM7285 4-16
Mirage F.1CR: 611 112-NM, 653 112-CV
EF-18A´s: C.15-44 12-02, C.15-45 12-03
C.15-14 15-01, C.15-16 15-03, C.15-25 15-12, C.15-43 15-30
C.15-16 15-03 did not fly

New for me were the Mirage F.1CR 112 Codes! Not seen before. Can somebody explain me the reason for it?

calot · Post by **calot** » 12 Mar 2009, 21:41

this new code system depict the airbase. So, Mirage F1CR from Reims (Base aérienne 112 -Air Base 112-) are now carrying the '112' code. St-Dizier is BA 113, RAFALE are already coded in the '113' area (113 HA to HZ for the 1/7, 113 IA to IZ -if enough aircraft

- for the future 1/91). I have seen a Mirage 2000D from Nancy, coded 3-AS, instead of '133'

...
A good opportunity to start a new collection if we can photograph all aircraft, of course !

AMC · Post by **AMC** » 12 Mar 2009, 22:01

calot wrote:this new code system depict the airbase. So, Mirage F1CR from Reims (Base aérienne 112 -Air Base 112-) are now carrying the '112' code. St-Dizier is BA 113, RAFALE are already coded in the '113' area (113 HA to HZ for the 1/7, 113 IA to IZ -if enough aircraft - for the future 1/91). I have seen a Mirage 2000D from Nancy, coded 3-AS, instead of '133' ...
A good opportunity to start a new collection if we can photograph all aircraft, of course !

Thank you very much for the informations.

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