Bordeaux (LFBD/BOD) - 2010 MIL

[sud-ouest spotters]

11/01/2010

F-WCDL C130 Sabena Technics ex PJ-TAC

146/315-ZK TB30 EPAA00.315
F-ZBPU EC145 Sécurité civile
1809/JCJ AS350BA Gendarmerie
CS-TMT A330 Belgian Air Force

[Piet Luijken]

LOG 1 May 2010:

During my short stay at the airport I saw a Military Hercules, camouflaged with some yellow colored roundel.
It should be TJX-CE, C-130H, CameroonAF, which arrived on 30-04-2010.

[SG Woensdrecht]

285/43-BO MH1521 pres.

117/XN? TBM700 ETM02.040
146/XR TBM700 ETEC00.064
F-ZB?? EC135 Sec. Civ. (dep. 12:15. 28-05)
F-ZBQF EC135 Sec. Civ.
F-GVTH DC-9-21 THALES c/n 47308

CAEA Museum (outside):
32 F-8E std.
40 Etendard 4M std.
928 A-4SU std. ex Singapore AF
4656 Mirage F-1BQ std. ex Iraqi AF

Hangar Association Dassault Passion:
BR07 Mirage V ex BLu, fuselage
? Mirage IIIE ex AdlA
F-BSMO Socata ST10 c/n 131

Hangar Association Dassault Passion (outside):
? CM.170 std.
BA20 Mirage V std.
BA27 Mirage V std.

Dassault:
5/F-RAFI Da50 ETEC00.065
F-WWFB Da ?
F-WWFD Da ?
F-WWFO Da ?
F- Da ? bare metal
F- Da ? bare metal

F-WWNE Da 7X
F- Da 7X c/n 107
F- Da 7X c/n 109

Sabena Technics:
5152/61-PI C-130H-30 ET02.061
? C-130 bare metal
? C-130 bare metal in hangar
? A-340 all white

Sabena Technics storage:
N941AB A310 ex LV-AZL Aerolinas Argentinas
EC-ELI A330 Air Comet
HS-TEU A330 Thai
HS-TES A330 Thai
HS-TET A330 Thai
HS-TER A330 Thai
HS-TEQ A330 Thai
F-WDCL C-130 ex PJ-TAC
234/CQ SE210-6R ex AdlA

IMA Technische school:
117 CM170 gia


I hope someone can fill the blankets (?) in this report.

[Mousca]

Today; 09 october 3.30 PM seen circling over Bordeaux Merignac and landing a grey L 39. Civilian registration RA 3514 K.
Nice vision Mousca

[Mousca]

F GVTH seems to be a new comer on this part of the airport, she lies along side a Former Air Inter Dassault Mercure 100 cn 6 in and a SE 210 Caravelle 6R cn 234 both in very poor condition.

Best reguards to all fellow spotters

Mousca

[Sud-Ouest]

RA3514K is based at Mérignac. It is ex-Hungarian Air Force, no 135 (even though it is now wearing code '134') and it belongs to Les Ailes de Pégase
You can fly with them if you have some money to burn.

Here it is landing at Mérignac:



You can visit the Pegasus website at : http://www.les-ailes-de-pegase.com

[AndyMarden]

No, 134 is the correct Hungarian identity.
135 is still stored at Kecskemet (as of Aug10).
Andy Marden

[Sud-Ouest]

Hi Andy,

Thanks for that one!
That means that the c/n tie up on the web to the current RA- serial is wrong.

Regards,
Jan

[Mousca]

Seen today 1st November on the parking of one of the largest Bordeaux's shoping center, communication opération of the French Air Force, static display of two glorious warriors:

DASSAULT Mirage 2000 C 2-CE cn03
SEPECAT Jaguar A 7-DE cn 41

Both in very goog condition