Good morning!
Anyone for the JAL 772?
Thanks in advance!
Ciao, MartijnMD11
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JA709JMartijnMD11 wrote:Good morning!
Anyone for the JAL 772?
Thanks in advance!
Ciao, MartijnMD11
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Hi guys,
I visited AMS on the 5 April 08 (finally got around to logging up!) and have been trying to find out what the Dutch Coast Guard Dornier was - bad heat haze meant a few biz couldn't be read, including this one. Can anyone confirm that PH-CGN nightstopped and was indeed present at AMS between approx 1300L-1600L, or if it wasn't CGN, which Dornier was there please?
Many, many thanks
Chris
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I visited AMS on the 5 April 08 (finally got around to logging up!) and have been trying to find out what the Dutch Coast Guard Dornier was - bad heat haze meant a few biz couldn't be read, including this one. Can anyone confirm that PH-CGN nightstopped and was indeed present at AMS between approx 1300L-1600L, or if it wasn't CGN, which Dornier was there please?
Many, many thanks
Chris
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gatso76 wrote:afternoon,
present at oost at 1530Lt.:
-D-CJAK Ce525B
-CN-TJB Lj45, ETD 1430 to GIB...vertrek is ondertussen verdwenen vanaf het scherm
-N985FM CL-300
-N467QS G-IV
-N487QS G-IV, ETD 1610 to STN
-N528QS G550
-N514MM IAI1125SPX
-G-HCSA Ce525A, ETD 1600 to LTN as 'BOO086'
-N33NP Ce510
-CS-DHJ Ce550
-D-EEDK Ce150
Dutch ones:
CGN, CHT, LEN, EAM, ILA, PBA, HGG, ANO
PA-28 F-GKCR arr 1603A from SIR
1611B-1730 TK A321 TC-JRF
1624E-1700 BE DHC-8 G-KKEV
1801C-1910 XQ B738 TC-SUI
1840-1925 OK A319 OK-NEO
1853C-1945 H9 B738 TC-AAE
1930C PRE DLU-2030D XQ B752 TC-SNB
1936C-2030 XQ B738 TC-SUG
2140-n/s AY ERJ170 OH-LEE
2220-n/s LH A321 D-AISJ
2235-n/s AB B738 D-ABBQ
mentioned dep SU B763 now STD 1900D