Beauvechain AB 3/4 juli 2010

[perrie]

Well, static is indeed not fantastic. I reacted too quickly. Taxiing aircraft can be photographed really good. I remember taking beautiful pictures of Spanish F-5's and other aircraft arriving a couple of years ago.
Anyway, I always enjoy being at Beauvechain. They always get some nice aircraft there.

Per

[Thijs]

wasn't that a spottersday Perrie, quite different circumstances than during an airshow.

I agree with the opinions mentioned here.

[tonno1970]

I received aswell that mail and I understood the way frank Kramer did... I hope it will be like that....about temperature for me it's not a problem.... is already 2 weeks we are over 30°C............

thanks guys for the help

gp

[tonno1970]

I agree with the opinions mentioned here.

which ones sorry?? bad or good???

[Chrisse]

The pictures from the static during Beauvechain last show are unlikely to be representative for this one because then the public could go on either side, now only on one side according to their map, which is also logical because there will be taxiing display aircraft there apparently.

[roberto]

I don't know who started the rumour that display aircraft will operate from the south, but as far as i know all display aircraft will operate from the north side.
There is also no room on the parallel runway for a static line, aircraft taxi track and walking area for public at the same time.
The map says nothing of where the people can walk (in front or around the planes), it only gives a global indication where aircraft will be parked. Looking at the map it seems to be identical as the one of 2006, when fences were around the planes.

[ILS.25L]

Goodafternoon,
Does anybody has a view on what arrivals can be expected on Friday before noon ?
Regards, Karl

[Jetzone 2000]

Nice to know info:

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http://www.airshow2010.be/content/access_plan.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Oscar01]

Heard on the radio yesterday at Beauvechain were 2 CEF a/c enroute to UK and 2 FAF (Rafales?).

Cheers,
Oscar

[roberto]

At this moment Orange flight left Leeuwarden for Beauvechain, J-015 + 3 other F16's (2 for static)

[Richard de Florennes]

Heard on the radio yesterday at Beauvechain were 2 CEF a/c enroute to UK and 2 FAF (Rafales?).

Cheers,
Oscar

An26 2507 ATA0931L ATD1154L
L159A 6057 ATA0942L ATD1152L
L159T 6067 ATA0943L ATD1152L

Rafale C 119 113IX ATA1118L ATD1654L
Rafale C 117 113IV ATA1118L ATD1654L

other military movements noted during the day
one unidentified A.109 rehearsal from to Bierset
4 x SF.260MB Hardship Red ST02 code 2, ST32 code 1, ST03 code 3, ST04 code 4 all in new team colour scheme plus 2 x SF.260D ST45, ST48 coming back from somewhere ...

thats it ...

[Richard de Florennes]

arrivals in connection with the airshow so far today 2 July

C130H CH12 ATA0910L
P.180 MM62203 ATA0940L
Alpha Jet E E22 705LS ATA0950L
Citation 403 11 ATA1005L
F16BM FLO 305 ATA1009L
Beech T729 ATA1113L
Alouette III A292 ATA1121L
TBM700 11 XM ATA1126L nearly missed while writing this message ...

quite a lot of transports so far, not to bad for the first hour of ops today ...

plus already a lot of ==censored== civil aerobatic aircraft ...

forgot to mention the Marche Verte is also present here and performed another annoying nerve killing display yesterday


problems with my notebooks keybord so sorry for strange typo of codes ...

[Richard de Florennes]

At this moment Orange flight left Leeuwarden for Beauvechain, J-015 + 3 other F16's (2 for static)

over here, only three F16s arrived however in formation with one Hunter,
so J015, J513, J193, N294 just arrived ATA1032L

Swiss Beech T729 just lining up for departure ...

[Richard de Florennes]

further movements in the last 10 minutes

arriving in very nice fourship formation where
F16AM J015 demo cs ATA1032L
F16AM 323 Sqn J513 ATA1032L
F16AM 323 Sqn J193 ATA1033L
Hunter N294 ATA1034L

Swiss Beeach just about to depart right now ...

[roberto]

I heard a Orange formation go airborne on the radio with 4 aircraft, so it seems the Hunter was the fourth aircraft.