BRU 03/09/2006

Mirror · Post by **Mirror** » 27 Aug 2006, 23:07

If the weather is bad 02/09 or you can't go...
SK593 1045 Also retro C/S

Can change ofcourse.

RobinZartos · Post by **RobinZartos** » 28 Aug 2006, 12:45

She is also expected to come 10th of September :

SK593 CPH 1045 OY-KBO

Mirror · Post by **Mirror** » 03 Sep 2006, 00:23

already in other topic
0540 --> 1205 SN1205 CSTMP

golf1411 · Post by **golf1411** » 03 Sep 2006, 06:43

How do you find that kind of information? I'm curious how you know which plane comes on the 10th of september.

Established02 · Post by **Established02** » 03 Sep 2006, 22:29

> 03/09 22:40 Exeter SN 6003 22:40 AR1

Found this interesting one under the cargo section.

I guess it's a pax charter. Exeter = Southwest England.

Does SN ever perform any (exceptional) cargo charters with their RJ fleet?

> I'm curious how you know which plane comes on ...

There are various databases out there that provide this kind of flight information. Access is obviously restricted. These databases are expectedly used by people in operations related positions.

Post by **luchtzak** » 03 Sep 2006, 22:40

There is a white Boeing 727 standing at Abelag right now, air traffic was stopped for +- 10 minutes this afternoon so the 727 could land on runway 07L.

xm717 · Post by **xm717** » 03 Sep 2006, 23:09

Probably N25AZ again though not confirmed 100%.

Robin_Bamps · Post by **Robin_Bamps** » 03 Sep 2006, 23:19

Established02 wrote:
golf1411 wrote:How do you find that kind of information? I'm curious how you know which plane comes on the 10th of september.
There are various databases out there that provide this kind of flight information. Access is obviously restricted. These databases are expectedly used by people in operations related positions.

For the case of the SAS Retro it isn't difficult : go to http://www.amadeus.net, fill in "From CPH to BRU", and you can ask for all flights CPH-BRU per day. If you see a SAS flight operated by A319 it's the one because SAS only has one A319 up to now.

(By the way, I saw the plane from the outside and inside today and it's really nice !)

Regards, Robin Bamps.

xeno · Post by **xeno** » 06 Sep 2006, 12:26

luchtzak wrote:There is a white Boeing 727 standing at Abelag right now, air traffic was stopped for +- 10 minutes this afternoon so the 727 could land on runway 07L.

Should be this one: B727 carrying Togo's president, declared emergency landing; fearing he was out of fuel.

Het vliegtuig in moeilijkheden zou ditmaal een Boeing zijn geweest die vloog tussen Brussel en hoofdstad van Togo, Lomé. Volgens verscheidene bronnen was de president van Togo, Fauré Gnassingbe, aan boord van het toestel. Die had maandag een ontmoeting met Europees commissaris voor Ontwikkeling en Humanitaire Hulp, Louis Michel.

De piloot van het vliegtuig zou zondagavond rond 20 uur de controletoren gesignaleerd hebben dat er een probleem was. Hij vreesde dat het vliegtuig te weinig brandstof over had om te landen.

De luchthavenautoriteiten blokkeerden daarop het luchtverkeer en het vliegtuig landde op piste 07. Het vliegtuig zou op de landingsbaan in tegenovergestelde richting zijn geland. De piloot moest heel hard remmen, waarbij een wolk zwarte rook vrijkwam.

Biac en Belgocontrol bevestigen dat er zondag een incident plaatsvond, maar geven geen verdere details.

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