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EHAM 28/06: Regulars
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Gietje
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Re: EHAM 28/06: Regulars
That A310 is not really a regular 
Good catch of that nice visitor though 
Good catch of that nice visitor though -
EHAM
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Re: EHAM 28/06: Regulars
I wish runway 04-22 could stay out of service forever, just love the bizjets using the 'normal' runways 
Joost de Wit
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Re: EHAM 28/06: Regulars
Nice pics! I couldnt take pics today because my camare broke down.
@EHAM, what time did this one land? And did you also see that Cirrus? Very strange to see it there.
@EHAM, what time did this one land? And did you also see that Cirrus? Very strange to see it there.
Mvg,
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EHAM
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Re: EHAM 28/06: Regulars
Landed around 1730. Didn't see the Cirrus, was there between 1700 and 1830 roughly.
Joost de Wit