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Visual confirmation 2x

Still there

Eric van Lisdonk wrote: ↑21 Nov 2023, 23:04 I think that 11-20357 must be 12-20457

Grtz,

Eric

Correct, photo proof seen on FB

Franse EC725 verwacht volgens FR24. Visual bij Nijmegen dat deze onderweg is naar Eelde.

EC725 vliegt over oostelijk Nederland op 5200ft hoogte naar het noorden. Alleen zichtbaar op stanleytrack. Nu bij Zwolle.
UPDATE: F-UGSH wordt verwacht op Eelde

Thx!

09-20187 UH-60M Arr Greece 25Oct23 > Bulgaria

R63084 flight starting up currently. Tower asked if they are a flight of 2 Apaches, unfortunately not able to hear their response from home. 09:21 airborne east departure, confirmed on Dutchmil they are a flight of 2 H64 Apaches. Which one was the second one? I think last two helicopters left @ Woe...

michel N wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 18:22 Polish AW149’s are being built at PZL Swidnik as far as I know?

First 4 to be build in Vergiate.

Hmmm. Visit at 5 PM was a bit disappointing as all helos have been removed from the taxi track. I assume all have been parked elsewhere/inside…

3 Finnish departed

Starman wrote: ↑08 Oct 2023, 12:48 A recent arrival noted outside on 6th Oct was EC-345/"U4" the next aircraft for the UAE
Still on the ramp was Singa 762 (actually leased back to Airbus for trials) & an unidentified RAAF in "100 years" marks

A39-002 was noted on the 100 years Airbus Getafe open day on Sep 30

11-20416 seen in Romania (https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=644 ... 5197859715)

Additions: R9026266 90-26266 AE0A7D H-60 Flying down south near Tulsa 8 Sep 9326478 93-26478 AE0C18 H-60 Flying down south near Tulsa 8 Sep R08202 16-08202 AE59FA H-47 KTUL to KTKI 8 Sep R02164 08-20164 AE47AC H-60 KBMT to Port Beaumont 8 Sep R20168 08-20168 AE47B0 H-60 KBMT to Port Beaumont 10 Sep ...

K-9 wrote: ↑18 Sep 2023, 21:45 Stored
MM62162: Incorrect, I assume MM62182.

I agree, when I was at Pisa this summer and also earlier this year, there are not many C-130s anymore on the ramp anymore.
I expect there are a few at Venice, but not that many...