Video download of ILS approach Rwy 25L in Brussels !!

max64 · Post by **max64** » 24 Mar 2004, 17:46

Hi,

I found THIS for You:

http://www.airplanetv.com/vid/bru_25L_app.wmv

The size is about 840kB and it shows the last minute of an approach into BRU 25L with an A320 in excellent quality with recorded ATC transmissions.

Hope You like it!

Max

Post by **luchtzak** » 24 Mar 2004, 18:00

Great movie! Did I hear the Sabena call-sign correctly?

Jense · Post by **Jense** » 24 Mar 2004, 19:23

luchtzak wrote:Great movie! Did I hear the Sabena call-sign correctly?

Indeed, that's what I tought

Those were the days...

greettzzz

Andries · Post by **Andries** » 24 Mar 2004, 19:51

Indeed, great movie.
Too bad you can't see the cockpit instruments.

Greetz,

CanonFreak

BieleAlbatrosy · Post by **BieleAlbatrosy** » 24 Mar 2004, 19:52

Sabena call sign is still in use

Avro · Post by **Avro** » 24 Mar 2004, 20:27

Thanks for the nice movie max64

Did I hear the Sabena call-sign correctly?

Yes indeed. That's what the tower sais: " Sabena 5839 cleared for T/O rnwy 25R, winds 243???, 12knots". But the quality of the sounds is bad

BieleAlbatrosy wrote:Sabena call sign is still in use

Are you sure ????? Sn's callsign is S-tail !!!

Anyway, SN5839 ???? I really wonder what flight that is

From what the pilots are saying I would guess that the A320 is from Finnair or Austrian. But that's a pure guess

Greetz
Chris
8)

BieleAlbatrosy · Post by **BieleAlbatrosy** » 25 Mar 2004, 07:19

SN's radio call sign is still Sabena. I heared it many times on the radio. And I'm 100% sure of it. Never heared S-tail over the radio. A while ago I also thought it was S-tail, untill I heared it myself.

CST · Post by **CST** » 25 Mar 2004, 13:03

strange

,

I regularly hear ATC and I haven't heared the callsign 'Sabena' for a long time now.

S-tail on the contrary I hear very frequently.

Could anyone confirm the callsign for SN Brussels Airlines?

Post by **luchtzak** » 25 Mar 2004, 13:06

CST wrote:Could anyone confirm the callsign for SN Brussels Airlines?

s-tail

Snoopy · Post by **Snoopy** » 25 Mar 2004, 13:32

The SNBA call sign is : S-Tail .... I use it almost everyday

concordino · Post by **concordino** » 25 Mar 2004, 14:52

I suggest that you buy a newer radio, Biele! yours obviously has a built in delay.

Concordino

BieleAlbatrosy · Post by **BieleAlbatrosy** » 25 Mar 2004, 14:55

Well if you use it almost every day, I rest my case

Strange that I could still hear it over the radio. I have to admit it's already some months ago now. Do you know how comes I could still hear it? Or maybe it were the A330's still using it?

Thanks for the confirmation

Greetz

Post by **luchtzak** » 25 Mar 2004, 15:04

Maybe Sabena Technics still uses the Sabena call-sign for towing ?

max64 · Post by **max64** » 25 Mar 2004, 16:04

CanonFreak wrote:Indeed, great movie.
Too bad you can't see the cockpit instruments.

Greetz,

CanonFreak

Hi,

I suggest You check the website www.airplanetv.com ; go to "samples" and download "pv1 sample approach munich" http://www.airplanetv.com/vid/pv1_muc26app.wmv THERE You can see te instruments (MY instruments BTW).

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BieleAlbatrosy · Post by **BieleAlbatrosy** » 25 Mar 2004, 16:20

luchtzak wrote:Maybe Sabena Technics still uses the Sabena call-sign for towing ?

When towing we use just the registration number, like Sierra Fox Mike...

Avro · Post by **Avro** » 25 Mar 2004, 19:05

BieleAlbatrosy wrote:Strange that I could still hear it over the radio.

Are you hearing voices ?

Chris