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The three Alpha Jets are heading for the UK today. First one is foreseen to depart at 0820Z, the others each time 20' later. Stop for today is EGXC Conningsby with an approach at EGUW Wattisham. RTB to EBBE Beauvechain this afternoon, as usual. We're also expecting a French Xingu at 1400Z for a nig...

mirage 69 wrote:Saw the FX-02 in very bad shape in the shed at the end of the runway.
I think it was there together with the wreck of the FX-4.

Grtz Rene

That other wreck is the FX41, thanks for your confirmation on the FX02

Visited the maintenance hangar at EBBL today and noticed the FA16, formerly stored at Weelde, being stripped from all it's parts in preparation of being preserved for display. The idea (at this moment) seems to be a location at the mess square, where currently also a preserved F-84F, F-84G and F-104...

I have been to EBBL today and ran into some F-104G's. FX86 preserved at mess square, FX41 wreck behind a shed, FX61 with FX66 tail destined for the future Tiger museum and one mystery F-104G in a shed, with the serial removed but from the remains I thought it would have been the FX02. Can anyone con...

pampa31 wrote:Brussel

900531 C26 US Navy Napels
90404 C37 US Airforce
12+05 CL601 Luftwaffe
mm62209 A319cj

Passed BRU at 18.30 but nothing left on the Tarmac..., Melsbroek was empty and Abelag only featured the "usual" civil a/c

Anyone for the etd of these helo's?

Seems these Sea Kings will be coming from Yeovilton;

quote "Tomorrow (9/1/07) four Sea King HC.4's are due to depart Yeovilton for Norway, not sure of their route but keep your eyes peeled!
Glyn Coney" unquote

With regards to the the 3 Lynx from 847 Sqn, they are enroute from Yeovilton to Norway for winter training etc. Tomorrow (9/1/07) four Sea King HC.4's are due to depart Yeovilton for Norway, not sure of their route but keep your eyes peeled! Glyn Coney Heard from a fellow spotter some Sea Kings are...

Will those Lynxes be allowed to leave with these winds ??

pjotrtje wrote:2 Flying Wrecks?

dinovandoorn wrote:I try to start an photo thread to visualize some dumped-wfu-wrecks-relics or preserved aircraft from all over the globe.

Nope, not wrecks, but preserved in flying condition !

And do those birds look pretty or what ?!

Here's my 10 cents.......; At the entrance towards NASA at Ellington Field: "Weightless Wonder VI" http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y256/VF41/DSC_0009630.jpg At the veteran's home accross the street at Ellington; http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y256/VF41/DSC_0009643.jpg At the gate of Texas ANG at ...