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General Aviation Discussion => Spotting Trips => Topic started by: Nibog on May 06, 2015, 08:31:46 PM

Title: DUB-MAD-FRA-DUB
Post by: Nibog on May 06, 2015, 08:31:46 PM
Always wanted to try a DAY trip like this(I know there is wiser out there),part of the "fun" was  getting everything to fall into place,the other and more important "fun" was to fly in a 787.I knew that LAN flew their 787 from MAD to FRA so it was a case of using FR to MAD  and LH from FRA back to DUB with a bit of plane watching in between!!!
Sunday 3rd of May was the day for the trek with a 0615 departure from DUB,no bags so a simple case of use of the mobile boarding pass( for all flights) and  up up and away!!!
MAD  was a pleasant experience,plenty of the usual suspects,and of course South America was well represented. Boarding the 787 was efficient,the model in question CC-BBA was the first 787 in the Americas.I certainly liked the new Boeing interior,and enjoyed the flight to FRA.Certainly the large windows on the 787 are a great asset  to this aircraft.

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Title: Re: DUB-MAD-FRA-DUB
Post by: Nibog on May 06, 2015, 08:34:32 PM
Here are some more images from the days outing!!!

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Title: Re: DUB-MAD-FRA-DUB
Post by: smudge on May 06, 2015, 08:48:13 PM
Clever planning and a lovely variety as a result!  Well done.

Love the engine shot.

Any idea about the 767 hiding behind the Ethiopian one?  Looks like a private-flyer.
Title: Re: DUB-MAD-FRA-DUB
Post by: Paultojo on May 06, 2015, 09:18:56 PM
Sound like a good day out  8)
Title: Re: DUB-MAD-FRA-DUB
Post by: Nibog on May 06, 2015, 09:35:51 PM
The 767  is EC-LZO,i will try ( again) and upload a few more images. All in all good day out,a long one might I add,but thats another Boeing box ticked,next is the Finnair A350 to be investigated!!!!

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Title: Re: DUB-MAD-FRA-DUB
Post by: Angry Turnip on May 06, 2015, 11:07:06 PM
What a good idea-really like the engine shot,that`s a great view of the engine and wing. :)