OO-THA B747-400ERF TNT Airways Update

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Post by Robin_Bamps »

OO-THA made its first testflight from Paine Field.

Again some very nice pics by Matt Cawby :

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http://www.seattle-deliveries.com/ac/OO ... T-BIG1.jpg
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http://www.seattle-deliveries.com/ac/OO ... T-BIG2.jpg
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http://www.seattle-deliveries.com/ac/OO ... T-BIG3.jpg

Can't wait to see this bird in real :!:

Regards, Robin Bamps.

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The 747 looks very elegant in that scheme. :D
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Post by afterburner »

Robin_Bamps wrote:Can't wait to see this bird in real :!:

You are not the only one to be impatient ! :wink:

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Hello you all natural aviation maniacs,

The good news, i was the lucky belgian pilot on board this beauty and second good news, i will keep you all up to date, when we leave Seattle back to LGG.

Is this not a welcome Christmas present!!!


OOOHOOOO

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I believe there is no maintenance hangar at LGG that can accommodate the 747, right?
So I suppose TNT will have a contractor for that at AMS.

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blue565 wrote:The good news, i was the lucky belgian pilot on board this beauty and second good news, i will keep you all up to date, when we leave Seattle back to LGG.
Can't wait to see you back in Liege with the beast!
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Post by TUB001 »

One more picture.. but closer now :wink:

http://users.skynet.be/fa083334/OOTHA4.jpg

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Post by 25L-MVB-25R »

Thanks to everyone for the great pictures.
A special "thank you" go's to Blue565 for giving us the inside intel on this beautiful moment.You are a very lucky person to be able to fly this plane.
I know it is maybe too much to ask but a lot of spotters would appreciate a "touch and go" before your landing with full stop.
Anyway enjoy your flight and expect a lot of spotters on your arrival @ LGG. :wink:

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Thursday NNE winds, 1-2 bft. So maybe it will be spot n°5? :?:
I hope we will have some sun. Meet you all there.

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Post by ehamspotter »

Hello;

Is there something else that we can expect from cargo's the 21st??

rgds:Jeroen

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Post by grnkg »

Hello Jeroen,

MK Airlines - G-MKAA - ETA 08:00 - ETD 11:00
Kalitta AIA - N703CK - ETA 08:00 - ETD 11:30

(all times UTC)

Usually we have also Transmile (MD-11) and Ocean Airlines (747) at LGG on a regular basis, but unfortunately nothing yet scheduled for the 21st.

Kind regards,
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Post by pull-up »

Hi

How the people outside of the TNT company can be aware if the plane will be on time or delayed as the website of LGG doesn't display the cargo flights arrival times on their website?

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Post by pull-up »

It should be on this website, if i comes directly from the US, but if he stops somewhere it could not appear on the site as they only relate the IFR flights to/from the usa


http://flightaware.com/live/airport/EBLG


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There might be a "slight" problem: Liège Airport will be blocked by striking civil servants on Thursday, 21 December: see https://www.aviation24.be/article13251.html.

Will the flight be re-routed to another airport? Brussels for example?
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sn26567 wrote:There might be a "slight" problem: Liège Airport will be blocked by striking civil servants on Thursday, 21 December
You don't have that from the RTBf, have you Andre?

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SN30952 wrote:You don't have that from the RTBf, have you Andre?
Source: La Libre Belgique
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This action is a SHAME !
They jeopardize the economy just because they think only about themselves.

I dont understand why the gov dont send the police.

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Acid-drop wrote:I dont understand why the gov dont send the police.
Maybe they will do!
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Post by grnkg »

Hi guys,

Latest news is as follows:

Yes there will be some actions by civil (ambtenaren) unions.

NO, it will not affect the arrival of OO-THA. TNT has received the assurance that there will be minimun service at LGG tower.

Kind regards,
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grnkg wrote:there will be minimun service at LGG tower.
Kind regards, GR.
Aren't there no military controllers @EBLG?

(please do not understand this wrong, military controllers are no minimal workers, I know some of you guys... This is not what I said.)

The :?: is, will they take over?

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