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Help in Identification Needed

Hi Guys,
Looking for a sharp eye in helping to ID the two images below, both overhead GLA this morning, first one was at 11:25, the second was 11:39.

MTIA

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By: Manston Airport - 19th November 2006 at 18:04

If im not wrong….thomsonfly only fly to Florida in the USA and usually take a southerly atlantic track.

For me, the engines on the second one make it a 777 anyways 😀

LOL I was not think off Thomsonfly just any TUI airline 😀 If its not TUI 767 then a KLM Boeing 777-206ER

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By: pilotwannabe - 19th November 2006 at 15:15

Does anyone have a full list of 777 operators across the atlantic….maybe then we could narrow it down using elimination:D

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By: kevinwm - 19th November 2006 at 14:44

The second one I think is AAL 777, these are very common over Glasgow , as you have them coming from LHR , LGW and the rest of Europe the reason it looks grey is the angle that you are looking at the picture, you can not make out the top half of the fusalage .Unless you have a callsign , it wiil be very hard to Id this one
ACARS – Digital data link Full name is Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System ,if you do a google search you will find all the answers you need

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By: pilotwannabe - 19th November 2006 at 13:39

He not say which way they where going tho :p

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True….but I still think if it was overhead GLA it would either be going to or returning from the west coast of the USA….where of course thomsonfly do not fly to;)

If im not wrong….thomsonfly only fly to Florida in the USA and usually take a southerly atlantic track.

For me, the engines on the second one make it a 777 anyways 😀

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By: Manston Airport - 19th November 2006 at 11:42

Why would a TUI 767 be overhead Glasgow?? I thought aircraft only route that way if they are heading to the west coast of the USA.

He not say which way they where going tho :p

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By: pilotwannabe - 19th November 2006 at 11:05

Why would a TUI 767 be overhead Glasgow?? I thought aircraft only route that way if they are heading to the west coast of the USA.

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By: Raymy - 19th November 2006 at 09:41

Hi Guys,
Thanks for the help, still probing the first one, but after looking again at the original file of the second one its a TUI group B767. The first could well be the AeroMexico, the markings seem to fit in well, If i could tie up the times of the Aeromexico that was overhead GLA, then it would be problem solved.

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By: Manston Airport - 18th November 2006 at 18:57

Talking to some one at Pik this Afternoon and he mentioned a Aero Mexico passing over Glasgow , so that could be the first One,
second one , Possibly a AAl , which can look like jordanain at High levels , between 1000and 1200 there are no jordaian showing on acars
4 AAL
3 AFR
3 UAL
1 DHL
1 ACA
1 VIR
PM me if you wish A full list from ACARS

Was I right 😮 it was only a guess as I was reading an airline livery book last night and was reading about them lol :p whats ACARS
and I think the 2nd one is a TUI 767 .

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By: pauldyson1uk - 18th November 2006 at 18:40

Talking to some one at Pik this Afternoon and he mentioned a Aero Mexico passing over Glasgow , so that could be the first One,
second one , Possibly a AAl , which can look like jordanain at High levels , between 1000and 1200 there are no jordaian showing on acars
4 AAL
3 AFR
3 UAL
1 DHL
1 ACA
1 VIR
PM me if you wish A full list from ACARS

Just had a quick look on the net and found this
http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.php?id=554098
and I would say yes the first one is Aeromexico
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By: kevinwm - 18th November 2006 at 18:09

Talking to some one at Pik this Afternoon and he mentioned a Aero Mexico passing over Glasgow , so that could be the first One,
second one , Possibly a AAl , which can look like jordanain at High levels , between 1000and 1200 there are no jordaian showing on acars
4 AAL
3 AFR
3 UAL
1 DHL
1 ACA
1 VIR
PM me if you wish A full list from ACARS

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By: Jamie_787 - 18th November 2006 at 16:57

I would say Jordanian and Air Kenya.

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By: A330Crazy - 18th November 2006 at 16:53

I reckon Aeromxico for the first and a TUI 767 (could be any of the companies they now own) for the second.

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By: pauldyson1uk - 18th November 2006 at 16:25

What about ALIA Jordanian for the first one :confused:
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Was thinking maybe this
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1130729/M/

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By: pauldyson1uk - 18th November 2006 at 16:16

2. I would say KLM but the 1st one is not Lot at first I thought BMI but they dont have 767 I say Aero mexico :confused:

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What about ALIA Jordanian for the first one :confused:
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By: Manston Airport - 18th November 2006 at 14:30

1. LOT 767-300?
2. Klm 767-300?

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2. I would say KLM but the 1st one is not Lot at first I thought BMI but they dont have 767 I say Aero mexico :confused:

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By: jonezi06 - 18th November 2006 at 13:16

1. LOT 767-300?
2. Klm 767-300?

Danny

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