BRU 13/1/06

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concordino
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BRU 13/1/06

Post by concordino »

Small log and 3 requests from 11.00lt

Seen at Abelag

G-BVCM Cessna 525
OO-JAC Bonanza

Elsewhere

N101DA B767-200 Airborne Express on delivery to be converted white fuselage and Delta tail - no titles.

Requests

Windjet A320 outside Lufthansa Technics hangar
2 x DAS DC-10's

Rgds

Concordino

airbuske
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Post by airbuske »

Little log

VLG1230 EC-JGM "The joy of vueling" :D
IB4214 EC-GRE "Sierra de Cazorla"
IB3206 EC-HIU "Colombia"
TP604 CS-TN? A320
AA088 N399AN
AT838 CN-RNR
BA402 G-EUXG
SN2174 OO-DWI
FQ5118 OO-TCM
SN2188 OO-DJW
SN2304 OO-DJK
SN3720 OO-DJL
SN2272 OO-DJN
TV503 O0-VES
CY334 5B-DBP
Best regards,

Airbuske

OODHX
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Post by OODHX »

Cordino,

The Windjet reg is I-LING

The DAS AIR DC10 parked on apron North is 5X-JOS, the reg of the one at Brucargo is unreadable due to the haze (it has also small ANA-tiltles, just like 5X-JOS, maybe that can help identifying it)

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Post by concordino »

Thanks

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Post by concordino »

Another request for today please (forgot earlier!)

Also at Abelag was a USAF C-21A (Lear Jet) - serial please

C

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Post by EHAM »

OODHX wrote:(it has also small ANA-tiltles, just like 5X-JOS, maybe that can help identifying it)
Except for 5X-DAS, all the DAS Air DC10s have small ANA-titles. So pick your number :wink:

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Post by Kapitein »

@ concordino,
are you sure that the registration of the ABX 767-200 N101DA was and not N740AX.
I know there is a big difference between the 2 but the reason why I ask this is that in our system we have got N740AX and not N101DA.

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Post by speedbird1 »

I saw the 767 from Abelags just before it left, with a pair of 12x50 Binoculars I can confirm that it was N101DA (at least that was what was printed on the airframe)

Emirates

concordino
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Post by concordino »

@ Brubiac

I too was informed that the 76 was carrying an ABX registration but was surprised to read it off as N101DA. N740AX is a reserved reg and will presumably be applied after conversion. This shows how careful we all should be and confirm what is on the plan with the actual aircraft.

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