Geilenkirchen 16-17 June 2007

Bokkum · Post by **Bokkum** » 18 Jun 2007, 19:43

E-R-I-C wrote:57-1499 KC-135R had cn 17570 but what is the line number??

17570/179 according http://www.aerotransport.org" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Regards, Jeroen

frank kramer · Post by **frank kramer** » 18 Jun 2007, 19:56

Continuing on the subject of Polizei BK-117's: noted on Sunday was D-HNWO...

De Verrekieker · Post by **De Verrekieker** » 19 Jun 2007, 07:21

Also seen on the sunday afternoon crossing the field, A EC-135 from ADAC.
Anyone for the serial? Thanks in advance.
Greetz Elvin Cornelissen

Aviaphotos · Post by **Aviaphotos** » 22 Jun 2007, 21:11

De Verrekieker wrote:Also seen on the sunday afternoon crossing the field, A EC-135 from ADAC.
Anyone for the serial? Thanks in advance.
Greetz Elvin Cornelissen

D-HHIT, departing from Merzbruck.

Regards,

Pim

E-R-I-C · Post by **E-R-I-C** » 24 Jun 2007, 13:37

Hi,

Still looking for a SF-25 in white/green colours on Sunday.

Somebody?

maaspotter · Post by **maaspotter** » 24 Jun 2007, 15:19

E-R-I-C wrote:Hi,

Still looking for a SF-25 in white/green colours on Sunday.

Somebody?

D-KIHE (standing next to D-ECBW)

rgds, Rob

Richard de Florennes · Post by **Richard de Florennes** » 26 Jun 2007, 23:52

GEILENKIRCHEN FRIDAY 2007-06-15 RW27
Weather: broken, later scattered clouds, clear air, windy, mild

Visiting aircraft (all for NATO AEWF Open House):
E-3F EDCA00.036 204/36-CD L08:27
E-6B VQ-3 164387 L10:38
P-3C MFG 3 60+03 L11:28
C-160D LTG 62 50+89 L11:40
JAS39D MH 59 42 L11:48d
JAS39C MH 59 30 L11:48d
An-26 MH 59 407 L12:01
Su-22UM3 8.elt 509 L12:03
Tornado IDS AKG 51 45+57 L12:09+
Tornado IDS JBG 31 45+83 L13:18+ a1
FA-18D FlSt 11 J-5237 L12:17
EF-18B Ala 15 CE.15-6/15-75 L13:09
F-4F JG 71 38+55 L13:31+ a1
C-27J 354 Mira 4122 L13:35
SF.260M 5 Sqn ST34 L13:40d
SF.260D 5 Sqn ST48 L13:40d
A-7E 335 Mira 158825 spec c/s L13:49* a1
A-7E 335 Mira 160560 L13:49* a1
Tornado IDS 154°Gruppo MM7006/6-31 spec c/s L14:20
EF.2000(T) JG 73 30+20 L14:25+
AS.532UL Horizon 1 RHC 2427/CZY L14:30
Alpha Jet A Esq 103 15228 demo c/s L15:06*
Alpha Jet A Esq 103 15229 camo c/s L15:06*
F-16BM FLO 304 L15:12* a1
F-16AM FLO 299 L15:12* a1
C-27J 46°Stormo MM62215 L15:33
B-52H 96thBS 60-059/LA r L15:43

Additional movements (local flights and support aircraft):
B.707TCA NAEWF 20000 T09:20 L08:20
CP-140 14 Wing 140102 T08:35 L11:45
CN.295M 13.eltr 014 L11:22 T11:50
Yak-40 36.splt 048 L12:31 T13:37
C-21A 76thAS 40111 bl L14:48 T15:20

mirage 69 · Post by **mirage 69** » 27 Jun 2007, 09:17

Su-22UM3 8.elt 509 L12:03

The Su-22 was the 508

Grtz Rene

Richard de Florennes · Post by **Richard de Florennes** » 27 Jun 2007, 14:21

p_shadow · Post by **p_shadow** » 27 Jun 2007, 16:17

Portuguese AF (FAP) Alpha Jets at Geilenkirchen were 15229 and 15220, not 28.

Abraços

mirage 69 · Post by **mirage 69** » 27 Jun 2007, 23:53

This mistake is quickly made.....
The Asas de Portugal uses a "0" with a /...

Like this:

Grtz Rene

Richard de Florennes · Post by **Richard de Florennes** » 25 Mar 2008, 14:18

GEILENKIRCHEN MONDAY 2007-06-18 RW27
Weather: scattered clouds, long sunny spells, one shower, windy, mild

Based aircraft (NATO Airborne Early Warning Force):
B.707TCA NAEWF 20199 T15:43
B.707TCA NAEWF 20000 T16:36
E-3A NAEWF 90442 L16:08 a2
E-3A NAEWF 90458 L15:55
E-3A NAEWF 90451 L16:12 a1

Visiting aircraft (all for NATO AEWF Open House):
F-4F-2020 111 Filo 77-0299 no badge T13:15
F-4F-2020 111 Filo 77-0281 no badge T13:15
A-10A 81stFS 81-963/SP y T13:22
A-10A 81stFS 81-956/SP y T13:22
Alpha Jet A Esq 103 15220 demo c/s T13:47
Alpha Jet A Esq 103 15229 camo c/s T13:47
AS.532UL Horizon 1 RHC 2427/CZY T13:54
E-6B VQ-3 164387 T13:57
S100D F17M 100003/003 T14:01
P-3C MFG 3 60+03 T14:12
C-160D LTG 62 50+89 T14:22
CP-140 14 Wing 140102 T14:29
B-52H 96thBS 60-059/LA r L14:45
JAS39D MH 59 42 T14:32
JAS39C MH 59 30 T14:32
An-26 MH 59 407 T14:50
EF-18B Ala 15 CE.15-6/15-75 T14:57
Tornado IDS AKG 51 45+57 T15:01
Tornado IDS JBG 31 45+83 T15:19
FA-18D FlSt 11 J-5237 T15:04
CN.295M Ala 35 T.21-07/35-45 T15:25
C-27J 354 Mira 4122 T15:30
F-4F JG 71 38+55 T15:36
Su-22UM3 8.elt 508 T15:40
A-7E 335 Mira 158825 spec c/s T16:00
A-7E 335 Mira 160560 camo c/s T16:00
F-16BM FLO 304 T16:05
F-16AM FLO 299 T16:06
Tornado IDS 154°Gruppo MM7006/6-31 spec c/s T16:15
C-27J 46°Stormo MM62215 T16:16
Sentry AEW.1 8/23 Sqn ZH103/03 T16:25
SF.260D 5 Sqn ST47 T16:40
SF.260M 5 Sqn ST34 T16:40
E-3F EDCA00.036 204/36-CD T17:15

Additional movements (support aircraft):
C-21A 76thAS 40109 bl L13:06 T14:36 CN.295M 13.eltr 014 L15:17 T16:32

(notes: as Geilenkirchen had become kind of a ‘homebase’ for me after closure of RAF Wildenrath and Brüggen due its historical, geographic and emotional relation to the other ‘Clutch’ bases, both the arrival and departure day of the largest aviation event held at the NATO airbase so far were a MUST for me. Indeed, while the quantity of participating aircraft was lower compared to the regular yearly Open Days in Belgium und Netherlands, the quality could hardly have been any better. Also, the weather was acceptable or even good on both days, allowing for enjoying every moment of each and every single movement.
My personal highlights on the Friday were all the tactical two-ships performing tactical breaks or even low-approaches before landing, including Greek A-7s, Portuguese Alpha Jets and Norwegian F-16s while the B-52 was a category on its own.
The Monday was even better with virtually all interesting participating aircraft departing in a steady stream within just three hours. Highlights among these were of course the Turkish F-4s and A-10s which had arrived one day early, plus the two Hungarian Gripens and – once again – the Corsairs. A lot of further single-ships were of interest too, for example the Polish Su-22 or the Swedish S100. Monday afternoon also saw the return of five based aircraft from Cologe, completing this unforgettable aviation event!)

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