BRU 24/08/2006 - Expected
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BRU 24/08/2006 - Expected
CS-TLQ (763) as TUB8372 from POP, ETA 1430LT.
CN-RGA (744) as AT2480 from NDR, ETA 1020LT.
CN-RGA (744) as AT2480 from NDR, ETA 1020LT.
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N374AA Boeing B763EHAM wrote:Anybody for both American 767s (and if possible, which one departed at which time...)
Thanks!
AA0088 ORD-BRU American Airlines
24/08/2006 06:02
N374AA Boeing B763
AA0171 EBBR-KJFK American Airlines
24/08/2006 11:03
N351AA Boeing B763
AA0089 EBBR-KORD American Airlines
24/08/2006 11:44
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Airbuske
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CN-ROB landing
I was at 25R approach when CN-ROB was about to land and then it was odrerd to go up and make another approach. Does someboy knows the reason and how often such thing happen?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Re: CN-ROB landing
Does not happen too much, depends if it's busy (traffic on the runway), or maybe they were too high, or the pilot flying didn't feel comfortable about the landing and descided to go around, reasons enoughicr5 wrote:how often such thing happen?
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Re: CN-ROB landing
I've seen it too. First I thought the Amiri BBJ (which landed before the RAM) was still on the runway, but later I saw a SN BAe146 in take off from 25R. I guess it was an ATC error, or the BBJ made a long roll out and the SN couldn't take off earlier.icr5 wrote:I was at 25R approach when CN-ROB was about to land and then it was odrerd to go up and make another approach.
Grtz,