AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
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AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
Good evening all!
I made a very nice trip recently, I joined a friend who's a pilot at Transavia! We were bound for a triangle trip, from Amsterdam to Marrakech (Morrocco) then from Marrakech to Agadir, and from Agadir back to Schiphol.
The lucky aircraft was..... PH-XRZ!
I took a lot of photos, here a selection of them.
1. Starting number one.
2. Awaiting taxi clearance for Runway 24.
3. Line up and wait runway 24, behind the British Airbus. Transavia 5753.
4. Cruising above France.
5. Marrakech Airport (RAK)
6. 30 degree bank angle to intercept the ILS for runway 10.
7. Autopilot disconnected and on short final approach for Runway 10.
8. The tail, while being fueled up at Marrakech.
9. The main landing gear bay.
10. Rear Cargo compartment.
After this, departed Runway 28 from Marrakech, arrived at Agadir, and then cruised trough the night. on our way back home.
Arriving in Dutch airspace, we descended trough the clouds, stayed in the rainclouds for some time. We flew the RIVER3B, NIRSI and EH605 approach for Runway 18R.
11. Christmas tree. AKA De polderbaan AKA Runway 18R.
It was a awesome experience. Truly amazing.
I hope you like the photos, and comments are always welcome!
Kind regards, Jeffrey.
I made a very nice trip recently, I joined a friend who's a pilot at Transavia! We were bound for a triangle trip, from Amsterdam to Marrakech (Morrocco) then from Marrakech to Agadir, and from Agadir back to Schiphol.
The lucky aircraft was..... PH-XRZ!
I took a lot of photos, here a selection of them.
1. Starting number one.
2. Awaiting taxi clearance for Runway 24.
3. Line up and wait runway 24, behind the British Airbus. Transavia 5753.
4. Cruising above France.
5. Marrakech Airport (RAK)
6. 30 degree bank angle to intercept the ILS for runway 10.
7. Autopilot disconnected and on short final approach for Runway 10.
8. The tail, while being fueled up at Marrakech.
9. The main landing gear bay.
10. Rear Cargo compartment.
After this, departed Runway 28 from Marrakech, arrived at Agadir, and then cruised trough the night. on our way back home.
Arriving in Dutch airspace, we descended trough the clouds, stayed in the rainclouds for some time. We flew the RIVER3B, NIRSI and EH605 approach for Runway 18R.
11. Christmas tree. AKA De polderbaan AKA Runway 18R.
It was a awesome experience. Truly amazing.
I hope you like the photos, and comments are always welcome!
Kind regards, Jeffrey.
Last edited by shepherd on 28 Nov 2010, 19:17, edited 1 time in total.
Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
A really Awesome report from the flightdeck well done
Grt Rutger
Grt Rutger
kind regards,
Rutger Patterson
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
The first one is ace...
Thanks for also including two pictures of the not-so-shiny-polished bits of the 737...
Thanks for also including two pictures of the not-so-shiny-polished bits of the 737...
November 2024 update at FokkerNews.nl....
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
Great report Jeff!
Well done!
Kind regards, Mick
Well done!
Kind regards, Mick
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
Verry nice..you lucky......
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
Very nice report, Jeffrey !
You can certainly say you're lucky! Love the last shot, it's stunning!
You can certainly say you're lucky! Love the last shot, it's stunning!
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
Jeffrey,
# 7
Thanks for sharing...
# 7
Thanks for sharing...
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
Jeffrey!!
Super shots!
great impression !
Jeroen
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Super shots!
great impression !
Jeroen
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
Thanks all!
hehe, this 737 wasn't really that Shiny. The inside of the gear was a real nice bonus! All those wires..
I noticed that some paint was peeling off from the nose!
Kind regards, Jeffrey.
hehe, this 737 wasn't really that Shiny. The inside of the gear was a real nice bonus! All those wires..
I noticed that some paint was peeling off from the nose!
Kind regards, Jeffrey.
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
Wowi, great experience, Jeffrey
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
Great shots!
I love how dirt the cargo compartment is in #10
I love how dirt the cargo compartment is in #10
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
You definitly made a great photoreport of a nice trip! If you have more shots, dont hesitate to post them!
Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
[quotlie="sfeyenoord1"]You definitly made a great photoreport of a nice trip! If you have more shots, dont hesitate to post them! [/quote]
Well he had more shots but don´t want to share them! Here is the link
I let you eat some snow monday! If there is a flight to MAN anyway
Well he had more shots but don´t want to share them! Here is the link
I let you eat some snow monday! If there is a flight to MAN anyway
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
hahahahaBendavid2 wrote: Well he had more shots but don´t want to share them! Here is the link
I let you eat some snow monday! If there is a flight to MAN anyway
Well, I hope. Let's keep a sharp eye on the forecasts! I have a positive feeling.. Well, we'll see.
If you insist!
12. Fisheyeeee!
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Re: AMS-RAK-AGA-AMS Trip from 737 Cockpit
I do! Good report, thanks.jeffreyklm wrote:I hope you like the photos
Erik
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