I was doing abit of spotting out my window before to see if anything good was coming into MAN, I saw all the usual stuff but a few things that were good to see!
Eurowings Crj
*Antonov AN 22!* You dont see that too often do ya! Loud propellers!!!
Also high up was a Avro RJ1OO in the Avro livery! well, it was in the livery that the RJX was in! 😎 Some good stuff!
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By: Airline owner - 21st October 2004 at 20:35
Shows the difference from MAN to LHR.
The Lufthansa would be A321’s or A320’s.
The BA aircraft would be literally all sorts.
The Aer Lingus would be A320’s and A321’s.
I like MAN though. I need to make another visit sometime.
By: Airline owner - 21st October 2004 at 20:35
Shows the difference from MAN to LHR.
The Lufthansa would be A321’s or A320’s.
The BA aircraft would be literally all sorts.
The Aer Lingus would be A320’s and A321’s.
I like MAN though. I need to make another visit sometime.
By: Mark L - 21st October 2004 at 18:10
If there is a direct headwind of 30knots then yes the ground speed will decrease by 30 knots.
Only thing of interest I have seen today is a Cessna Soveriegn. This is a brand new Citation bizjet, on a sales tour of Europe. It made its first visit to Farnborough yesterday, and I think only came to Europe a week or two ago.
By: Mark L - 21st October 2004 at 18:10
If there is a direct headwind of 30knots then yes the ground speed will decrease by 30 knots.
Only thing of interest I have seen today is a Cessna Soveriegn. This is a brand new Citation bizjet, on a sales tour of Europe. It made its first visit to Farnborough yesterday, and I think only came to Europe a week or two ago.
By: airband1 - 27th August 2004 at 19:40
Thanks Mark
By: MANAIRPORTMAD - 27th August 2004 at 18:42
wow, thats interesting! Itd be even more interesting if it was the engine for the B757 that I flew on! hehe
By: Mark L - 27th August 2004 at 18:34
Its a freight carrier, bringing in an engine for Firstchoice I believe.
By: airband1 - 27th August 2004 at 18:32
What was the AN22 in MAN for is it a passenger or freight carrier
Cheers
By: Grey Area - 27th August 2004 at 18:28
From my office window in Salford Quays I was able to watch the An22 all the way down the 24R approach.
Glorious!! 😀
By: Mark L - 27th August 2004 at 17:31
Glad you saw the AN22, first visit to MAN I believe. The RJ100 you saw would have been G-TBAE, a BAe 146-100 that shuttles BAe Systems employees from Warton to Farnborough twice a day.
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