Florennes (EBFS) - 2009
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Re: TLP 2009 - 3 Logs
FLORENNES, MAY 7TH 2009
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FA-87, F-16AM, BLu/10w (tiger markings)
FA-89/FS, F-16AM, BLu/2w
FA-103, F-16AM, BLu/10w
FA-119, F-16AM, BLu/10w
6051, L-159A, VsaCr/212.tl
6055, L-159A, VsaCr/212.tl
6061, L-159A, VsaCr/212.tl
6064, L-159A, VsaCr/212.tl
8, Super Etendard M, Aeronavale/17F (11F badge, grey c s)
32, Super Etendard M, Aeronavale/17F (no markings)
333/4-AB, Mirage 2000N, AdlA/EC01.004
348/4-AL, Mirage 2000N, AdlA/EC01.004
616/133-XH, Mirage 2000D, AdlA/EC03.003
683/133-IV, Mirage 2000D, AdlA/EC01.003
112, F-16C, HAF/346Mira
134, F-16C, HAF/346Mira
MM7052/50-02, Tornado ECR, AMI/155°Gr
MM7053/50-07, Tornado ECR, AMI/155°Gr
J-199, F-16AM, KLu/311sq
J-637, F-16AM, KLu/312sq
J-201, F-16AM, KLu/322sq
J-644, F-16AM, KLu/322sq
4055, F-16C, SP/2.slt
4056, F-16C, SP/2.slt
4083, F-16D, SP/2.slt
C.16-27/11-07, EF2000, EdAE/Ala11
C.16-28/11-08, EF2000, EdAE/Ala11
90-843/SP, F-16DJ, USAFE/23th FS
91-464/SP, F-16DJ, USAFE/23th FS
visitors
CH01, C-130H, BLu/20sm *
FA-86, F-16AM, BLu/10w
FB-18, F-16BM, BLu/10w (”20 Years OCU” markings)
H35, A109BA, BLu/17sq MRH
H38, A109BA, BLu/17sq MRH
82-656/SP, A-10A, USAFE/81st FS *
locals
FA-57, F-16AM, BLu/2w
FA-84/FS, F-16AM, BLu/2w
FA-97/FS, F-16AM, BLu/2w
FA-98, F-16AM, BLu/2w
FB-17/FS, F-16BM, BLu/2w
FB-21, F-16BM, BLu/2w
non-operational
BA22, Mirage 5BA, ex BLu, pres
notes
• C-130H CH-01 made three overshoots shortly before the TLP mission started.
• F-16C 4056 did not fly in todays mission, but did run an engine test at 16.45 hours.
• Before the TLP mission started EF2000 C.16-27/11-07 was towed from the TLP maintenance hangar to the TLP ramp. After the mission the aircraft was towed back into the TLP maintenance hangar.
• After having made three overshoots A-10A 82-656 attacked the TLP ramp. In the next thirty minutes or so the aircraft was seen several times flying high over the airbase. This was all part of a test flight after modifications it got at Sabena Technics on nearby Charleroi Airport.
• F-16C 4056 run an engine test at 16.45.
• The locals didn’t fly today. The once that were noted arrived from somewhere else.
• In the maintance hangar on the north side of the there was an F-16AM parked.[/b][/b]
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FA-87, F-16AM, BLu/10w (tiger markings)
FA-89/FS, F-16AM, BLu/2w
FA-103, F-16AM, BLu/10w
FA-119, F-16AM, BLu/10w
6051, L-159A, VsaCr/212.tl
6055, L-159A, VsaCr/212.tl
6061, L-159A, VsaCr/212.tl
6064, L-159A, VsaCr/212.tl
8, Super Etendard M, Aeronavale/17F (11F badge, grey c s)
32, Super Etendard M, Aeronavale/17F (no markings)
333/4-AB, Mirage 2000N, AdlA/EC01.004
348/4-AL, Mirage 2000N, AdlA/EC01.004
616/133-XH, Mirage 2000D, AdlA/EC03.003
683/133-IV, Mirage 2000D, AdlA/EC01.003
112, F-16C, HAF/346Mira
134, F-16C, HAF/346Mira
MM7052/50-02, Tornado ECR, AMI/155°Gr
MM7053/50-07, Tornado ECR, AMI/155°Gr
J-199, F-16AM, KLu/311sq
J-637, F-16AM, KLu/312sq
J-201, F-16AM, KLu/322sq
J-644, F-16AM, KLu/322sq
4055, F-16C, SP/2.slt
4056, F-16C, SP/2.slt
4083, F-16D, SP/2.slt
C.16-27/11-07, EF2000, EdAE/Ala11
C.16-28/11-08, EF2000, EdAE/Ala11
90-843/SP, F-16DJ, USAFE/23th FS
91-464/SP, F-16DJ, USAFE/23th FS
visitors
CH01, C-130H, BLu/20sm *
FA-86, F-16AM, BLu/10w
FB-18, F-16BM, BLu/10w (”20 Years OCU” markings)
H35, A109BA, BLu/17sq MRH
H38, A109BA, BLu/17sq MRH
82-656/SP, A-10A, USAFE/81st FS *
locals
FA-57, F-16AM, BLu/2w
FA-84/FS, F-16AM, BLu/2w
FA-97/FS, F-16AM, BLu/2w
FA-98, F-16AM, BLu/2w
FB-17/FS, F-16BM, BLu/2w
FB-21, F-16BM, BLu/2w
non-operational
BA22, Mirage 5BA, ex BLu, pres
notes
• C-130H CH-01 made three overshoots shortly before the TLP mission started.
• F-16C 4056 did not fly in todays mission, but did run an engine test at 16.45 hours.
• Before the TLP mission started EF2000 C.16-27/11-07 was towed from the TLP maintenance hangar to the TLP ramp. After the mission the aircraft was towed back into the TLP maintenance hangar.
• After having made three overshoots A-10A 82-656 attacked the TLP ramp. In the next thirty minutes or so the aircraft was seen several times flying high over the airbase. This was all part of a test flight after modifications it got at Sabena Technics on nearby Charleroi Airport.
• F-16C 4056 run an engine test at 16.45.
• The locals didn’t fly today. The once that were noted arrived from somewhere else.
• In the maintance hangar on the north side of the there was an F-16AM parked.[/b][/b]
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Re: TLP spottersday 2009
... and in the neverending attempts to confuse things even further, a fresh post in the airshow section of this MB states that even though the entrance is on the north side, the spotters will be placed on the south side of the runway...
As read on the website:
"Entrance thru "la barrière de Corenne" (North of the base, NOT the main gate !), rue de Corenne (N975) 5620 Florennes.
Warning: Despite the fact the entrance is located in the North, the spotters corner will be located on the south side of the runway."
Cheers,
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As read on the website:
"Entrance thru "la barrière de Corenne" (North of the base, NOT the main gate !), rue de Corenne (N975) 5620 Florennes.
Warning: Despite the fact the entrance is located in the North, the spotters corner will be located on the south side of the runway."
Cheers,
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Melchior Timmers
Dutch Aviation Society / Scramble
Frank Kramer
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Re: TLP spottersday 2009
So what is the problem them, sun is in our back but we have to walk some more meters.
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Re: TLP spottersday 2009
Hi all,
Don't get your hopes up. The text indicating that the spotters will be located on the south side of the runway was placed on the TLP-site on February 27th. So in all probability they have since decided to change the location to the north side. Oh well, we'll know for sure next Wednesday!
Groetjes,
Jochem
Don't get your hopes up. The text indicating that the spotters will be located on the south side of the runway was placed on the TLP-site on February 27th. So in all probability they have since decided to change the location to the north side. Oh well, we'll know for sure next Wednesday!
Groetjes,
Jochem
Re: TLP spottersday 2009
Don't think so, next Wednesday is the 13th of May... Just one more week of patience.
kind regards,
Michel
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Re: TLP spottersday 2009
From another topic (http://www.scramble.nl/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=51097)
This reply was posted today on 12:16 pm so I would say it is recent enoughaviationbooks wrote:Hi everyone. Good news. I have just received an official reply from Florennes about the Spotters Day on May 20th. The spotters corner will be on the south side of the track with the sun behind you. I have a stand selling aviation books on the day.
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Re: TLP spottersday 2009
Michel, I stand corrected...
As for the message by Redskin: good news!
Regards,
Jochem
As for the message by Redskin: good news!
Regards,
Jochem
EBFS 08-05-2009
Just got back, we left after the launch.
Weather was overcast with occasionally some hazy sunshine.
The launch consisted of:
4 ALCA's
2 Polish F16 (the singles)
4 Klu F16s (J-644, J-201, J-199, J-637)
2 AMI Tornadoes (50-02 and 50-07)
2 Spanish Typhoons (11-07 and 11-08)
4 Mirages (4-AL and 4-AB, 133-XH, 133-IV)
2 Super Etendards (8 and 32)
4 BAF F16s (FA86, FA 103, FA119 and the Tiger)
1 F16D (SP 91-464 red)
Left on the TLP-ramp were one Hellenic F-16, another SP F-16D (red) that had a ground abort, and the Polish dual. Allegedly the other Hellenic F16 was inside the TLP-hangar.
We saw 10 local F-16 over the day.
Weather was overcast with occasionally some hazy sunshine.
The launch consisted of:
4 ALCA's
2 Polish F16 (the singles)
4 Klu F16s (J-644, J-201, J-199, J-637)
2 AMI Tornadoes (50-02 and 50-07)
2 Spanish Typhoons (11-07 and 11-08)
4 Mirages (4-AL and 4-AB, 133-XH, 133-IV)
2 Super Etendards (8 and 32)
4 BAF F16s (FA86, FA 103, FA119 and the Tiger)
1 F16D (SP 91-464 red)
Left on the TLP-ramp were one Hellenic F-16, another SP F-16D (red) that had a ground abort, and the Polish dual. Allegedly the other Hellenic F16 was inside the TLP-hangar.
We saw 10 local F-16 over the day.
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Re: TLP spottersday 2009
Another confirmation I received today about us standing on the southsideEinstein wrote:Michel, I stand corrected...
As for the message by Redskin: good news!
Regards,
Jochem
Hans.Monsieur,
Pour que tout soit claire et que cette rumeur cesse, les spotters sont plaçés du côté Sud de la piste. L'entrée se fait du côté Nord ainsi que le coin repas. Il n'y aura donc aucune possibilité de remboursement même en cas de mauvais temps (indépendant de notre volonté).
So that everything is clear and that this rumor ever, the spotters are placed on the south side of the runway. The entrance is on the north side and the dining area. There will be no possibility of repayment even in bad weather (beyond our control).
Dus dat alles duidelijk is en dat dit gerucht ooit, de spotters zijn geplaatst aan de zuidzijde van de baan. De ingang is aan de noordzijde en de eetzaal. Er zal geen mogelijkheid tot aflossing zelfs bij slecht weer (buiten onze controle).
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Re: TLP spottersday 2009
Hello all,
After THE question from me I got this e-mail from Philippe Dhyne :
The spotters will be placed on the south side of the track with the sun in the back.
Very clear.
After THE question from me I got this e-mail from Philippe Dhyne :
The spotters will be placed on the south side of the track with the sun in the back.
Very clear.
Re: TLP spottersday 2009
As some have stated earlier:
Thumbs up (serious!) for everybody who is making this day possible, in what kind of way!
Remember: this is an aviationevent that will take place, budgetcuts and events like Ursel Airshow proves it can be otherwise.
Just my five cents!
Thumbs up (serious!) for everybody who is making this day possible, in what kind of way!
Remember: this is an aviationevent that will take place, budgetcuts and events like Ursel Airshow proves it can be otherwise.
Just my five cents!
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Re: TLP spottersday 2009
I totally agree! "Demanding" money back sounds ridiculous in my humble opinion. Be happy something is organised at all, since that happens less and less. And of course being on the south side is much better, they never promised anything about this in the first place.
Anyway, it seems things have changed for the better, so hopefully everybody who is going will have a good time!
Anyway, it seems things have changed for the better, so hopefully everybody who is going will have a good time!
Cheers,
Patrick Dirksen
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Re: TLP 2009 - 3 Logs
For a report for Tuesday 12-5 see here:
http://www.scramble.nl/forum/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=51904" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
or...
Falcon 20 G-FRAS
F-16C 4055, 4056
L-159A 6051, 6055, 6061, 6064
Hawk XX289/CO, XX329/CJ
EF.2000 C.16-27/11-07, C.16-28/11-08
F-16D (90-)0843/SP, 91-0464/SP
F-16C 112, 134
Tornado ECR (MM7052)/50-02, (MM7053)/50-07
S. Etendard 1 (17 F), 8 (11 F, grey c/s)
F-16AM J-199 (311 sq), J-201 (322 sq), J-637 (312 sq), J-644 (322 sq)
F-16AM FA86, FA103, FA119, FAxx (special tiger tail)
Mirage 2000N 616/133-XH, 683/133-IV -edit- this was read off by us as 643, but should be 683 apparently; I blame the rain....
Mirage 2000D 333/4-AB, 348/4-AL
By the time those had all left three Vipers were left on the platform: Polish F-16D 4083, USAF (92-3)918/SP and an unknown SP F-16C with red tailband. Apparently the mission got cancelled after all, since the first aircraft already started returning before we had made it to the eastern end again. Lucky for us they decided this AFTER take off!
Still satisfied despite the horrible weather we did some W&R hunting on the way back, starting with a Streak.
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http://www.scramble.nl/forum/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=51904" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
or...
Falcon 20 G-FRAS
F-16C 4055, 4056
L-159A 6051, 6055, 6061, 6064
Hawk XX289/CO, XX329/CJ
EF.2000 C.16-27/11-07, C.16-28/11-08
F-16D (90-)0843/SP, 91-0464/SP
F-16C 112, 134
Tornado ECR (MM7052)/50-02, (MM7053)/50-07
S. Etendard 1 (17 F), 8 (11 F, grey c/s)
F-16AM J-199 (311 sq), J-201 (322 sq), J-637 (312 sq), J-644 (322 sq)
F-16AM FA86, FA103, FA119, FAxx (special tiger tail)
Mirage 2000N 616/133-XH, 683/133-IV -edit- this was read off by us as 643, but should be 683 apparently; I blame the rain....
Mirage 2000D 333/4-AB, 348/4-AL
By the time those had all left three Vipers were left on the platform: Polish F-16D 4083, USAF (92-3)918/SP and an unknown SP F-16C with red tailband. Apparently the mission got cancelled after all, since the first aircraft already started returning before we had made it to the eastern end again. Lucky for us they decided this AFTER take off!
Still satisfied despite the horrible weather we did some W&R hunting on the way back, starting with a Streak.
---insert by piet---
Cheers,
Patrick Dirksen
Tristar Aviation
Patrick Dirksen
Tristar Aviation
Re: TLP spottersday 2009
I just read on http://www.mil.be" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; that the registration for this spottersday is closed.
Is there anyone who can confirm this (I hope not)
Hans de Haan
Is there anyone who can confirm this (I hope not)
Hans de Haan
Re: TLP spottersday 2009
Yes, looks like it......hdehaan wrote:I just read on http://www.mil.be" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; that the registration for this spottersday is closed.
Is there anyone who can confirm this (I hope not)
Hans de Haan
http://www.tlp-info.org/modules/news/ar ... ?storyid=9