Friday, 15 August 2008

Three on apron 1

Refueling and getting ready to depart is this
PA-28 G-EKIR. Departed at 11.21.
PA-32 G-BHGO departed at 11.30.
Net Jets BAe 125 CS-DRF arrived at 11.24 as NJE258P.


Wednesday, 13 August 2008

Two C's

C number 1
Cirrus SR 20 G-VGAG on apron one
It landed during the heavy rain passing over Bristol this morning.
C number 2 Citation Jet N511TC
It landed as the weather cleared.

Tuesday, 12 August 2008

An explanation

Thank you Nismar for your comments.
All my aircraft photos are taken at Bristol Filton Airfield, U.K. unless
it says other wise in the daily blog title.
The photos of the aircraft landing at Filton are taken from the A38
road that passes near the end of the runway.
All my photos are taken from out side the airfield boundry wire.
Thank you for reminding me that I forgot to fill in the photo details.

German Pipper PA-34 Senaca

This PA-34 D-GPTT visited for a few hours and departed
around 2.00 pm just after a heavy shower.

Monday, 11 August 2008

Filton movements / How many behind the hanger

Arriving at 08.49 this TNT Airbus A-300 OO-TZB
being towed round to Air Livery
Making room for the TNT Bus was this ULS Cargo A-300
TC-ABK.

ULS Cargo A-300 tail fin.
A total of 6 Boeing B-747s (G-MKAA, MKBA, MKEA, MKFA, N748CK and F-GCBD)

2 Airbus A-300 (TC-ABK and OO-TZB) and a DC-8 (9G-MKH)

in and around the Brabazon Hanger.

Thats what you call heavy metal.

Fishing the Cottage / WOT NO FISH

Went down to Portishead and fished a spot called the Cottage
This car carrying ship, "Autopremier", passed by inbound to Royal Portbury Dock.
A strong wind from left to right was blowing and made casting difficult.
This is usually a good Conger spot but I think they were all staying at home
as I caught nothing not even a bite.

This is a Liquid Patrolium Gas, "Marina", carrying vessel

heading to Avonmouth docks.

I dont know where this one was going.

Thursday, 7 August 2008

Lunch time visitor

This Pipper PA-31 G-RHYM
was visiting during luch time.
In the background are two Jetstream 41's (J 41)of Eastern Airlines.
The one on the left G-MAJL had gone tech with an engine fault,
G-MAJV on the right was covering for JL.