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n5205e00421
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by n5205e00421 19 Sep 2012, 13:26
YS11 wrote: 0720-1030 N795CK B747-200 KALITTA
N795CK just had a (low speed) rejected take-off at 36L around 13:20lt, with flames reported bij Tower from engine #4. It is returning now to stand, so I guess it will remain at Schiphol for some time.
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by YS11 19 Sep 2012, 13:42
In and out this morning/afternoon
Rgds,Martin.
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by remco spotter 19 Sep 2012, 16:16
Geachte relaties;
YS11
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by YS11 19 Sep 2012, 16:23
East 1440 lt
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GoldenAce007
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by GoldenAce007 19 Sep 2012, 19:09
Somebody knows which the Gol b737 (full c/s) was at approx 18.00 at Transavia hangar? Collision lights were on by the way.
Richard787
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by Richard787 19 Sep 2012, 19:27
n5205e00421 wrote: YS11 wrote: 0720-1030 N795CK B747-200 KALITTA
N795CK just had a (low speed) rejected take-off at 36L around 13:20lt, with flames reported bij Tower from engine #4. It is returning now to stand, so I guess it will remain at Schiphol for some time.
Second try: 19:20lt airborne 36L
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by Frank Mink 19 Sep 2012, 19:47
GoldenAce007 wrote: Somebody knows which the Gol b737 (full c/s) was at approx 18.00 at Transavia hangar? Collision lights were on by the way.
http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php? ... &start=315
I noted a GOL B737 in the Transavia Hangar around 14:00 with "GGW" on its nose door, and above mentioned link confirms PH-GGW in GOL c/s at that time.
HTH
Frank
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by B767-300ER 19 Sep 2012, 21:24
Frank Mink wrote: GoldenAce007 wrote: Somebody knows which the Gol b737 (full c/s) was at approx 18.00 at Transavia hangar? Collision lights were on by the way.
http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php? ... &start=315
I noted a GOL B737 in the Transavia Hangar around 14:00 with "GGW" on its nose door, and above mentioned link confirms PH-GGW in GOL c/s at that time.
HTH
Frank
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The other GOL 737 already left back to brasil on 12-09-12
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by MAS017 19 Sep 2012, 21:50
GoldenAce007 wrote: Somebody knows which the Gol b737 (full c/s) was at approx 18.00 at Transavia hangar? Collision lights were on by the way.
See "inside the hangars" topic...
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by Key 20 Sep 2012, 01:28
Frank Mink wrote: I noted a GOL B737 in the Transavia Hangar around 14:00 with "GGW" on its nose door, and above mentioned link confirms PH-GGW in GOL c/s at that time.
Departed 23:30-ish LT as TRA053 to Las Palmas, on the way back home.
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