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Manchester - 7th April 2016

Prestwick Airport - Trainer

Dornier 328 departing Edinburgh

Airport: Dublin

REG: G-PRPA

seen 16/04/16 taxiing for departure from Glasgow airport

De Havilland Canada DHC-8-402Q

G-JEDU

DUS 2016

G-PRPK - Flybe (Bombardier DHC-8) at Leeds Bradford Airport - 5th May 2017

Flybe British Aerospace BAe ATP G-JEMC lining up on runway 09 at Bristol Airport.

 

Taken with a Nikon D60

G-JECH Taxis from the main apron for a RWY34 departure

Flybe - Embraer ERJ-145EU (cn 145134) - G-EMBJ - AMS 14.10.2007

G-PRPB Flybe

Bombardier DHC-8-402 Q400

Edinburgh Turnhouse, Scotland

9th August 2015

 

Flybe G-JECY has been transformed into Flybe's promotional plane with its brand new company branding and outlook into the future.

 

G-JECY spotted here at Edinburgh arriving in from Manchester before heading back out to Exeter. #purplerplane 08th April 2014.

Operator : Flybe

Aircraft : Bombardier Dash 8-402Q

Registration : G-PRPI

Airport : London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Photo Date : 01.08.2019

Remarks :

Propblur(ish)

Little Flybe Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 just after takeoff at Schiphols polderbaan during the last ligt of the day.

Late evening arrival

Flybe

G-FBJE

Embraer ERJ170-200STD

Edinburgh Airport

Scotland

 

Flybe Embraer ERJ-190 wearing special Yorkshire colours inbound to runway 08.

The closest I have managed to get yet of a close-encounter between a plane and the moon: almost but not quite !

 

Interesting (I thought) that because of the way the moon is back-lighting the image, you can see the plume of the engine exhaust (just a heat mirage type of effect rather than an actual vapour trail) and just make out on the port-engine, the vortex shed from the prop tips.

 

;0)

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"Jersey 8PE" Arrives from SOU

Type: British Aerospace 146-300

Operator: Flybe

Identity: G-JEBB

Date: 18 November 2006

Location: London Gatwick, UK

Flybe Dash 8-402 reversing out for its first flight of the day

Birmingham 10th February 2022

Sub-leased from DAT Danish Air Transport at short notice by Stobart Air and operated on behalf of FlyBe to replace the VLM Fokker 50 they were using before VLM closed down recently.

 

DAT's livery makes it look as though it was made from 'Lego' parts...

It appears that the airline has ceased operations (again) today.

Meanwhile, the tug lives on....somehow !

28th January, 2023.

G-FLBD Taxis out for a RWY 34 departure

FlyBe Embraer EMB190LR G-FBEM

 

AMS, 13-Apr-2016

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