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michel N wrote: ↑23 Nov 2021, 01:50100% GA

Thanks!

Log from the afternoon, November 22nd: 1376 GA TBM940 CEV, temporary based due closure of Cazaux 105 TBM700 F-MJCO AS.350B Gendarmerie F-MJDO EC.135T-2 Gendarmerie F-ZBPH EC.145 SecCiv 240/F-RARF A330, maintenance at Sabena Technics Furthermore 3 C-130H at Sabena Technics, not read. 401, 402, 411 R...

Thanks both. It was in strong backlight and saw mostly just the underside, briefly, but it looked too glossy for a USMC Osprey. Never mind, it's just a regular MV-22 from the Iwo Jima then. Maybe it will dock here, let's see. This was probably one of the two USAF CV-22B that recently transited back...

JAG66 and JAG55 just departed, heading south-east. 2x MC-12W USAF. Did not see them arrive as I was away for 2 weeks so not sure if they are transiting or doing missions from here. Probably the former. Both RC-135s are also up, 1 patrolling the Black Sea and the other the Middle East coast. JAG66 0...

Noted on Tuesday 10-08-2021 0600lt-1130lt were: Sea Lynx Mk88A 83+04 Sea Lynx Mk88A 83+05 Sea Lynx Mk88A 83+11 GNY4601 dep 0606lt, arr/dep Sea Lynx MK88A 83+15 GNY4610 arr 0940lt Sea Lynx Mk88A 83+26 GNY4603T dep 0906lt, arr NH90NTH (or Sea Lion?) 79+50 MFG5 inside hangar NH90NTH (or Sea Lion?) 79+...

There doesn't seem to be any way of directly replying to News Stories on your other pages [sorry, I don't use Facebook/Twitter] Nice story about the [just about] sill extant Gulfstream I. The only thing I have to question is the first line of the story "This 37-year old Gulfstream I (msn 175)" 37 ye...

patrick dirksen wrote: ↑06 Mar 2021, 13:51

51+04 is scrapped according to my knowledge.

That's what I feared already.... But thanks for the info Adraf!

51+04 not scrapped according to my information. It is now a Ground Instructional Airframe at Pfullendorf [noted there since 2019]

You can see it on Google Maps at: 47.908044, 9.255902

676 Gulfstream 5 IAF was on ADSB this morning and was reported as having arrived at HAM approx 07:30z 11/11/2020.

Another Securite Civile aircraft at Farnborough today 11/11/2020. F-ZBFJ KA-200 c/s BENGA9A arrived 13:18 and like the -8 a couple of days ago did a quick turn around and had departed again back to France after a short time. Still present as of 10/11/2020 at FAB were TR-KSP Gulf 4 Gabon Government [...

Gerard wrote:08JUN20:

an unknown helicopter (Tiger?) did the same at 14.25lt. Callsign sounded like SONIC01 (shown on ADS-B as 3F8A64).

3F8A64 is, I believe a tactical hex code for a THR30 NH-90

NH-90-NFH 79+51 is not 1046, I do not know what its correct msn is. Said msn used to be tied to NGEN01 but I do not know how that came about, maybe a misread for 1346 (the NFH should have a much higher msn than the 10xx series), who knows... We have it marked as a conflict. Thanks for that, I thoug...

Regarding NH90 c/n 1046

In the Scramble online database c/n 1046:

79+51 NGEN001/1046 ex 98+51

Also listed as

79+26 TGEE26/GEAF04/1046 ex 98+99

So which is correct??

I'm wondering as Scramble have been involved with BARG DVD distribution, any there any plans [or has it even been thought about?] to maybe have some DVDs with old Scramble magazines on, as I think these could make a great historical research tool? Resources like that make it much easier to search fo...

For the benefit of us elderly gentle-spotters of limited attention span, could the moderator perhaps move these esteemed logs to the existing Getafe page (in which I must declare an interest) Post subject: Madrid-Getafe (LEGT) 2018 MIL And a question, at Luke the F-35s are (Scr DB) 18-001 & 18-002,...

f4phantom wrote:Does it look like this one ? http://www.airnieuws.nl/phregister/479/ ... ieuws.html

Yes, a bit, in that it is in bare metal. The whole engine is now missing but it looks like a candidate. Thanks for the info.