Logs and news for those airports and airfields in Belgium and Luxembourg not covered in the subforums.
ebauer
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by ebauer 08 Jan 2019, 15:22
08 januari 2019 IRL276 (AW139, 276) might be inbound from the NW, according ads-b
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EIGJB
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by EIGJB 10 Jan 2019, 21:12
It had departed Baldonnel @ 09:35L with a fuel stop in Lydd en route.
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by Bennie 14 Jan 2019, 12:15
14.01: BAF691 visiting (Da900). Must be CD-01.
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NL.Aviation
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by NL.Aviation 14 Jan 2019, 14:30
Also CH-11, BAF689 is busy with approaches
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by NL.Aviation 14 Jan 2019, 15:18
NL.Aviation wrote: Also CH-11, BAF689 is busy with approaches
And also CH-09, BAF671 (1515LT)
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by Maurice 21 Jan 2019, 15:21
From ADSB:
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Osprey66
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by Osprey66 26 Jan 2019, 10:21
Above C-17 left 23rd around 1500Lè ge btw
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by Bennie 26 Jan 2019, 12:17
Osprey66 wrote: Above C-17 left 23rd around 1500Lè ge btw
And it's a MIL topic btw
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Gietje
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by Gietje 01 Feb 2019, 11:39
Osprey66 wrote: Above C-17 left 23rd around 1500Lè ge btw
OO-TFA will be converted to full freighter config and will return to ASL.
jimmy
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by jimmy 02 Apr 2019, 18:38
according to adsb there was just ne CV-22 in landing Fenny 81 12-0065
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AK01
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by AK01 04 Apr 2019, 11:29
Looking at the route of the CV22 it made an emergency landing, seem to have been en route from the UK to Germany.
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by jreijmer 04 Apr 2019, 13:15
Correct. Hail damaged the propellers when flying over Belgium. So diversion was necessary to Liege.
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by witje 07 Apr 2019, 07:36
jreijmer wrote: Correct. Hail damaged the propellers when flying over Belgium. So diversion was necessary to Liege.
Is the CV-22 still there and visible from outside?
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by GoldenPlane 07 Apr 2019, 22:17
witje wrote: jreijmer wrote: Correct. Hail damaged the propellers when flying over Belgium. So diversion was necessary to Liege.
Is the CV-22 still there and visible from outside?
I don’t know if it is still here... If it is, it can ben seen from outside. Visual confirmed as 12-0065 for that one that want to know.
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