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  • in reply to: EDI tonight, including a special visitor. #611692
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    Here are a few more from EDI on Sunday and as RIPConcorde says at the top of the thread “Blue Peter” arrived in the evening, here it is as seen from the 06 end after it landed and was vacating the Runway.

    Never thought I would get the chance to shoot Titan’s special “Royal Mail” 737, I thought it only moved after dark. This was at the good time of about 6-30pm but you wouldn’t think so looking at the light level which was bad for a lot of the day.

    Fred.

    in reply to: EDI tonight, including a special visitor. #612411
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    I went through today for the European 747 and was on the Footbridge for it departing but as RIPConcorde said the light stunk today particularly late on so I had to rack up the ISO to 400 for a better shutter speed to “stop” it.

    Here’s a shot of the 747 rolling down Runway 24 and you can see the blast wave behind it, when I was looking through the Viewfinder at the time I could see it kicking up lots of dirt.

    Anyone know what the actual damage was when it left? I remember a couple of years ago watching an Air Atlanta 747 at Glasgow taking out some Runway edge lights when it left from 05 this one must have been close to doing the same.

    Fred.

    in reply to: Grrrrrrmanwings #615321
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    Yeah that’s a superb colour scheme, I like how they have added a claw on the engine it’s a nice touch.

    Fred.

    in reply to: TRI-STAR AT GLA 16/05/05 #616571
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    I was in stupid mode again tonight and missed the Euro Atlantic Tristar landing at Glasgow by one minute, it showed as 1728 on BAA Arrivals but came in 15 minutes early so I didn’t get to the grass bank at Rolls Royce for a long distance shot in time.

    What a pity it looked a cracking shot gliding in with sun, I did exactly the same on Sunday missing the evening Karthago 737 but a minute also in sun.

    Oh well at least I got something on it leaving empty to Gatwick at 1835 just as the darkest cloud in the sky rolled over the sun, isn’t it always the way when you miss the ideal shot coming in.

    Here it is climbing away.

    Fred.

    in reply to: 16 New Movie Clips from Prestwick #622559
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    Yes the BWIA is supposed to come back again to Prestwick on the 3rd week of June, we will see. Apparently 9Y-JIL is having a “C” check.

    EUJet did it’s last flight from Glasgow on the 15th of February before suspending the route and word was it would come back in June but I haven’t seen any mention of it so far, has anyone else heard owt?

    EK, Glasgow is more difficult for Movie Clips but there are a few places I could get them. Problem is I don’t like following something down and then stopping it right at the moment of touchdown because the fence is in the way.

    The spot I fancy Camcordering from is takeoff’s from 05 at Glasgow in the evening at the bottom of Yonderton Road to get liftoff’s so will try that at some point.

    I was at Finkenwerder in April and it was very quiet but I got a few nice Camcorder sequences of Beluga’s landing and departing, I’ll add those next time they turned out quite good. It’s so odd looking to look at when it moves.

    Fred.

    in reply to: Globespans latest 737-800 delivery at Glasgow today. #680245
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    That would sound about right for the timing with it leaving about 7pm I was nearly tempted to keep a listen out for it coming back in case it went to Stand 8 again since that is one of the very few Stands that you could get some night shots through the Terminal windows.

    The lights are quite orange but that can be partly rectified by the Digi camera or in photoshop, I always shoot RAW mode anyway which helps in dealing with strong colour casts.

    Only problem with Stand 8 at GLA is that when I’ve been in and looked at night there is often a KLM aircraft towed over to a Stand in front of it.

    Kevin keep an eye open for it tomorrow if you are in the area, decent forecast and Easterlies again but you know Glasgow it will probably take ages for the low mist to burn off.

    Fred.

    in reply to: Globespans latest 737-800 delivery at Glasgow today. #724222
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    That would sound about right for the timing with it leaving about 7pm I was nearly tempted to keep a listen out for it coming back in case it went to Stand 8 again since that is one of the very few Stands that you could get some night shots through the Terminal windows.

    The lights are quite orange but that can be partly rectified by the Digi camera or in photoshop, I always shoot RAW mode anyway which helps in dealing with strong colour casts.

    Only problem with Stand 8 at GLA is that when I’ve been in and looked at night there is often a KLM aircraft towed over to a Stand in front of it.

    Kevin keep an eye open for it tomorrow if you are in the area, decent forecast and Easterlies again but you know Glasgow it will probably take ages for the low mist to burn off.

    Fred.

    in reply to: Globespans latest 737-800 delivery at Glasgow today. #680257
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    Woops I forgot to attach the photos so here they are.

    Fred.

    in reply to: Globespans latest 737-800 delivery at Glasgow today. #724238
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    Woops I forgot to attach the photos so here they are.

    Fred.

    in reply to: First FlyGlobespan B737-600 #689936
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    Yes it was another poor weather day on Tuesday but I just wanted to get something on it since it’s training at the moment.

    It was sunny this morning (Wednesday) and I waited about to see if it would come back after it’s early departure and lucky me it arrived just after midday.

    Here are some others of it, one from Tuesday when the weather was poor and it parked on Stand 8 (shot it though the Terminal windows) and the others are from Wednesday when it landed on Runway 05.

    Can’t be long before the second 737-800 arrives at Glasgow, could have sworn I saw it come in this evening without Winglets but I don’t see any mention of it on the net so my eyes must have been playing tricks.

    Fred.

    in reply to: First FlyGlobespan B737-600 #733110
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    Yes it was another poor weather day on Tuesday but I just wanted to get something on it since it’s training at the moment.

    It was sunny this morning (Wednesday) and I waited about to see if it would come back after it’s early departure and lucky me it arrived just after midday.

    Here are some others of it, one from Tuesday when the weather was poor and it parked on Stand 8 (shot it though the Terminal windows) and the others are from Wednesday when it landed on Runway 05.

    Can’t be long before the second 737-800 arrives at Glasgow, could have sworn I saw it come in this evening without Winglets but I don’t see any mention of it on the net so my eyes must have been playing tricks.

    Fred.

    in reply to: Prestwick pics (Sat 16th) #693177
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    No I don’t thik so it looks like the new finance that BWIA got from their Government has allowed them to keep this aircraft so mostly likely it will continue to be 9Y-JIL that does the PIK flight, wouldn’t mind the other better looking one doing it for a while.

    On a different theme entirely the first of two Globespan 737-600’s arrived today at Glasgow that are being leased from SAS and the word is it’s in hybrid colours, basic SAS fuselage and engine colours but Globespan Billboard titles and tail logo so that’s another interesting one for us this Summer. I like these hybrid schemes.

    Fred.

    in reply to: Prestwick pics (Sat 16th) #736172
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    No I don’t thik so it looks like the new finance that BWIA got from their Government has allowed them to keep this aircraft so mostly likely it will continue to be 9Y-JIL that does the PIK flight, wouldn’t mind the other better looking one doing it for a while.

    On a different theme entirely the first of two Globespan 737-600’s arrived today at Glasgow that are being leased from SAS and the word is it’s in hybrid colours, basic SAS fuselage and engine colours but Globespan Billboard titles and tail logo so that’s another interesting one for us this Summer. I like these hybrid schemes.

    Fred.

    in reply to: Prestwick pics (Sat 16th) #693204
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    Yes the A340 was well off line before touchdown due to the crosswind and it was a real long distance shot, took it at the full 400mm on my 10D then cropped in quite a bit.

    I was hoping for some nice spray from it but there wasn’t enough water on the Runway after an Atlas 747 had blasted most of it off. That was a very long departure heading to the Middle East on a “Reach” flight.

    Fred.

    in reply to: Prestwick pics (Sat 16th) #736192
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    Yes the A340 was well off line before touchdown due to the crosswind and it was a real long distance shot, took it at the full 400mm on my 10D then cropped in quite a bit.

    I was hoping for some nice spray from it but there wasn’t enough water on the Runway after an Atlas 747 had blasted most of it off. That was a very long departure heading to the Middle East on a “Reach” flight.

    Fred.

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