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Should make room for something else.The ex S7 737 Max VQ-BGV finally flew the nest last night departing to Munster.
Apparently there's tons of room for more aircraft see post #1 by Ray with great detail giving capacity for up to ten narrowbody or a mix with widebodies up to 777 size. All dependent of course of sufficient skilled engineers.Should make room for something else.
There is the Air Canada A321 and an ASL 738 in their right bay.Should make room for something else.
Typing it's reg (C-GITU) in the FR24 search box gives the result 'Sorry, but we could not find data for specified flight', indicating that it has not flown. Ian's blog also still lists it as present at BHX.Air Canada A321 was pinging yesterday no idea if it left or not
I have Flightradar gold, it shows a couple things.Typing it's reg (C-GITU) in the FR24 search box gives the result 'Sorry, but we could not find data for specified flight', indicating that it has not flown. Ian's blog also still lists it as present at BHX.
The ASL was outside on their apron yesterday .The Brussels A/L A320 departed today and the Air Canada A321which has been here since April carried out a test flight so looking like it'll soon be off leaving just the ASL 737 and the three Wedgetails with STS.
It did a check flight today so probably due to fly the nest anytime now, hopefully we will get some new stuff shortly.The ASL was outside on their apron yesterday .
Bearing in mind they can get 4 or 5 B737/320s in the bay STS have been very quiet.It did a check flight today so probably due to fly the nest anytime now, hopefully we will get some new stuff shortly.
Time of year, airlines want planes flying in summer. STS need engineers all over its network as especially licensed guys, not just STS but throughout the industry.Bearing in mind they can get 4 or 5 B737/320s in the bay STS have been very quiet.
Perhaps time of year or have they lost some engineers to STS Manchester ?
Let's hope we see a sharp increase after summer ends then.Time of year, airlines want planes flying in summer. STS need engineers all over its network as especially licensed guys, not just STS but throughout the industry.
Do we know what work is being done, as the last one just seemed to sit on their apron outside then depart ?Brussels A/L A320 OO-SNC due in at 06:16e and A320 OO-TCV due to depart at 07:15e from/ to Brussels.
I've noted that on the MAN forum that Brussels have sent in a couple of A330s this month to STS so I guess some sort of contract between the two has come into effect. As to what the actual work being done is have no clue but assume it's some planned maintenance as the quieter winter season approaches for airlines but not for maintenance companies.Do we know what work is being done, as the last one just seemed to sit on their apron outside then depart ?
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