The Dassault Falcon 7X aircraft of the Belgian Air Force

[sn26567]

I have two questions about the two Falcon 7X wet-leased by the Belgian Air Force from Luxaviation:

1. OO-LUM has had no activity for several weeks, according to Flightradar24. Is that the real situation?

2. OO-FAE thus seems the only one to be currently in use. I would have thought that Belgian Prime Minister De Croo would have flown to Tel Aviv today on OO-FAE, but again, it does not appear on Flightradar24. Hence my second question: on which aircraft did De Croo fly?

[sn26567]

2. OO-FAE thus seems the only one to be currently in use. I would have thought that Belgian Prime Minister De Croo would have flown to Tel Aviv today on OO-FAE, but again, it does not appear on Flightradar24. Hence my second question: on which aircraft did De Croo fly?

The answer was found in another thread: it's a KlasJet B737.

[Passenger]

After many months on the ground, OO-LUM is flying again:
https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/oo-lum

[Husnain11221]

The Falcon 7X with the registration OO-LUM indeed appears to have had no recorded activity for several weeks on Flightradar24, which aligns with the situation you've described.

As for OO-FAE, it also shows no recent activity. It seems that Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo did not fly to Tel Aviv on either of these aircraft. Unfortunately, without further specific details, it’s unclear which aircraft he used for his travel.

For up-to-date and detailed information, you might need to check with relevant flight tracking services or official government sources.

[sn26567]

The Falcon 7X with the registration OO-LUM indeed appears to have had no recorded activity for several weeks on Flightradar24, which aligns with the situation you've described.

As for OO-FAE, it also shows no recent activity. It seems that Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo did not fly to Tel Aviv on either of these aircraft. Unfortunately, without further specific details, it’s unclear which aircraft he used for his travel.

For up-to-date and detailed information, you might need to check with relevant flight tracking services or official government sources.

Your comments are spamming this website, as they are completely wrong: both OO-LUM and OO-FAE are regularly flying these days, and in particular today.

[DIBO]

To me it looks like an AI generated answer to (and based on) your post of 23 Nov 2023