Northern Ireland Aviation Enthusiast's Forum
General Aviation Discussion => Spotting Trips => Topic started by: CanonJohns40d on October 01, 2009, 11:20:56 AM
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Hi all just saw this The US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is planning to visit Northern Ireland "within weeks". Might bring a nice visitor to these shores, the Aircraft that is!!!!
John
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Yeah she flys U.S. Air Force Boeing 757.
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Heard about that on news-should be worth a look to see what else comes in other than the 757
-I missed it last year when Bush was here,was so excited about seeing Air Force One I forgot to wait and see the B757 and C-17 depart after it :-[ DOUH!!!
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Hi All see this is now confirmed as Sunday and Monday. Any rumors yet on times aircraft type?
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Which Sunday/Monday? Dates?
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http://uk.news.yahoo.com/22/20091009/tpl-uk-clinton-europe-81f3b62.html
The article says next week so that could be the 11th/12th or the 19th/20th ???
She's also heading to Dublin where theres probably a better chance to photograph the 757.
Dave
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I don't know if I got this right or not, but what I heard was London tomorrow, Dublin Sunday and Belfast Monday.
B757, I hope this is correct.
But she is also due to be in Zurich saturday as well, sounds like a whirlwind tour.
http://www.rte.ie/news/2009/1001/clinton.html
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I understood this Sunday arrival and Belfast(Stormont) on Monday. Possible trips to Londonderry/Derry and Enniskillen rumoured. Possible helicopter so maybe C17.
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Hillary Clinton arrived into EIDW at 14.50 today,
she travelled aboard 990004 Boeing C-32A (757-2G4), US Mil2, USAF.
Callsign SAM 5794.
No sign of any bonus surprise aircraft :(
Cheers.
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Nice catch, great looking aircraft, the weather looks fair for the arrival. Good stuff. I'll miss her whenever she heads up in this direction.
Dave
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Nice catch indeed. Pity there were no extras following :(
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Hillary Clinton has just left Dublin (20.00) and is heading to Belfast.
Same callsign etc.
990004 Boeing C-32A (757-2G4), US Mil2, USAF.
Callsign SAM 5794.
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Did any one catch her in Belfast?