Taken on the 15, but since the thread has touched on the subject, here it is.

Give the man a cigar!

Oooops…. dropped it. And it was the last one, too.

Ah well. 😀

Good job I gave up when I did. I’ll take alcohol though 😉

I was watching the SBS that evening in Manchester. The holding point to the south of MAN is called Dayne, and normally A/C leave the hold and fly north east to join the localizer from the south. I noticed at least 2 A/C fly north over the field at about FL60, then turn right to join the localizer from the north. This was due to ‘weather’. Thought my SBS was playing up, but listening to ATC confirmed the flight paths. Better than Corrie!

Hi Conor. Have you tried http://www.openatc.com
You need google earth on your pc. This site is dependant on SBS-1 users connecting their boxes to the site. Sometimes you wont see anything, sometimes the skies are full. Sometimes you will see traffic over Europe. Heres a screenshot taken 31 July 2008, time as per clock.

Nice