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Gone spotting - EBBR (Read 414 times)
Jul 14
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Yesterday at Brussels National. We moved to different spotting locations around Steenokkerzeel, very fun. Met some nice Dutch spotters aswell. Great fun!
American Airlines and Air France!
A different American Airlines plane taxiing onto runway 25R, with a Croatian A320 at the runway treshold.
My favorite civil aircraft, the A330, waiting at the treshold. This is one of the SN Brussels aircraft, registration OO-SFN. So not the one in my sig!
SFN moving into position. 7-9 hours later she will be at her destination...
Austrian in the background!
When spotting, you also have the opportunity to see airlines that you've never heard of.... I was fortunate enough to see this MNG A310!
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Jul 14
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At a new location, DHL landing!
We saw plenty of SN Brussels aircraft, of course. Here is one shot!
In two hours time, two Alitalias... Not too shabby, hey?
I dont know which airline this was, but kickass paint scheme. I suspect it of being a Luxair embraer!
If any of you havent gone spotting yet, try it. Its not only fun, other spotters tend to be nice, friendly folks. Very nice hobby!
Kobe
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Jul 14
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Great shots, great variety.
PS. I think the last one is a CRJ.
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Jul 14
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I have to agree that last one is cool 8)
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Jul 14
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Oh, mistake! I meant CRJ! Luxair was the customer for the 1000th aircraft, werent they?
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Jul 14
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Might be an Air Dolomiti aircraft.
-edit: Bingo.
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Jul 14
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Might be an Air Dolomiti aircraft.
Probably the one
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Jul 14
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Nice photos. Never went spotting at EBBR. Schiphol is a little further, but the spotting locations are 10 times better as well as the amount of traffic.
A few months ago I was standing in the brand new control tower...now that was a good view. 8)
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Jul 14
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A few months ago I was standing in the brand new control tower...now that was a good view.
nice 8)
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Jul 14
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I've spotted in Milwaukee ounce, and Appleton quite a bit, as well as the trip up to Green Bay ounce in a while. All very fun! 8)
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Jul 14
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Shots #7, 8 & 9 are excellent. Well done.
PS. Nothing to do with me but this should really be posted as 2 separate topics.
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Jul 14
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A great An invasion of Belgian spotters in Amsterdam! YEY!!!!!
Excellent pics! Me really likes the first!
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Some pics are a bit "overbelicht" as you would say in Dutch.... too much light.... Thanks anyways!
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If any of you havent gone spotting yet, try it. Its not only fun, other spotters tend to be nice, friendly folks. Very nice hobby!
hah...i wish i could go plane spotting...too bad its considered a terrorist act over here in the states '^(
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Jul 16
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Great pics...Looks like great locations
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hah...i wish i could go plane spotting...too bad its considered a terrorist act over here in the states '^(
Wouldn't say that it is considered a terrorist act...Might get a few questions in some places, especialy if theres not many spotters who come around that particular airport
Theres a few cammeras though that you might not want to be pointing at an aircraft...Some do tend to look like something different
Havent had the chance to get over to Fort Wayne yet. I know there is a couple of places near the end of a runway but I dont know where they are (727's are very common at FWA)....To bad Indianapolis is so far...At one point there was accualy small 5-6 car parking spots off to the side of the highway and a couple of sectioned off pieces of fencing just for spotters
But nearly 90+ miles is a tad to far to go just for spotting
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