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December 2019 £3.20 December 2019 £3.20 11-3016 USAF Special Operations Command Dornier C-146A Wolfhound c/n 3016 arrived at Edinburgh on 11 September 2019 and is seen on the day of its departure - 13 September 2019, parked on one of the new stands on the eastern apron. Dane Murdoch www.scottishairnews.com DE458 Scottish Air News G-EWEN Aeropro Eurofox 912 (S) c/n LAA376-15149 is seen at Montrose on 25 August 2019. Jim Simpson G-FLYO Evektor AerotechnikEV-97 Eurostar SL c/n 2014-4205 is seen at Perth 19 September 2019. Wallace Shackleton G-FOXF Denney Kitfox Mk IV c/n PFA 172A-12399 seen arriving at Montrose on 24 August 2019. Derek Ramsay Scottish Air News DE459 scottish air news December 2019 Volume 54 Managing Editor Scott Jamieson E-Mail: [email protected] Editorial Address: 21 Martin Square, Saltcoats. KA21 6HW News Section Residents Section Jim Fulton Alistair Ness E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Military Section Website Updates & Queries Paul Wiggins Jim Fulton E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Airfields Scanned Sub-Editors Aberdeen Ian Grierson Dundee/Perth Tim Gulson Edinburgh Sandy Benzies/Alistair Ness Glasgow Alan Reid Highlands/Islands Alan Nightingale Inverness Gilmar Green Prestwick Alan Reid Photo Submissions Please send photos on either CD, or via e-mail to: Jim Fulton, c/o Editor, e-mail address is [email protected]. Photos should be high quality JPEGs, uncompressed straight from the camera and in colour. Please DO NOT crop your photos in any way - we will do that. You can also send prints and slides to the above address. Should you wish your photos to be returned, you must enclose an SAE with suitable packing, to allow safe return. Where an SAE has not been provided, we reserve the right to dispose of the items. CSAG Committee 2018-19 Chairman - Paul Wiggins, Grinsdale House, Grinsdale, Carlisle. CA5 6DS (email as per military Sect above) Secretary - Alan Nightingale, 4 Keith Quadrant, Wishaw ML2 7YT [email protected] Treasurer - Dane Murdoch, 96 Walker Drive, Sth Queensferry EH30 9RR [email protected] Membership - Andy Steen, 62 Macduff Street, Lossiemouth, Moray IV31 6EP [email protected] Print Manager - Iain Anderson (Co-opted) CREDITS J Beacom,M Calder,G Duncan,I Gibson,I Grierson,D Haines, M Hobson,D Hoddinott, S Martin,A Ness,J Riach,J Rigby,I Russell, W Shackleton,P Shields, M Simmons, P Smith,A Spence,M Stelling,M Third, B Waterston,Air Britain,Airfields List,Airlines(ALST)List, atdb.com,Aviation Herald, BAA,CAA,Civil Spotters List,CAA G-INFO website, Civilian Aviation Posts, Edinburgh ATC, Fighter Control,FlightAware.com,FR24.com, GAAEC,LAAS,MAR,MSF,PAMG,Prestwick Air Letter, ScotAvNet List, Scotters List,www.egpf.com,www.egph.co.uk,www.egpk.com, SCOTTISH AIR NEWS is published monthly by the Central Scotland Aviation Group. Any items reproduced or offered for reproduction elsewhere should be duly credited. ©2019 Scottish Air News www.scottishairnews.com DE460 Scottish Air News aviation central Scott Jamieson PHOTOGRAPHS. We are still looking for someone to take receipt and process the photographs for inclusion in each issue. Jim Fulton kindly stepped in temporarily to carry out this function, but Jim has both work pressures and a sick partner which means he is struggling to continue, so it is imperative that we find an alternative as soon as possible. The long and short would mean that we would no longer be able to include photographs in the magazine just the movements text. If you are able to offer a few hours each month and are able to size and process the pho- tographs, please get in touch and we can organise a handover with Jim, including any advice that may assist the process. To get in touch, both my details and Jim’s details are on DE459. TAILFIN. I now have only 2 Tailfin articles, so if you have anything you feel is worth sharing with others please write down the details and supply some accompanying photographs to the Editor - contact details on DE459. ESTA. I got this from David Irving and thought it worth sharing for any of you off to the USA over the next few months. I was going to leave this till after I got the final outcome, but I have changed my mind. If any member is or knows anyone who is intending to go stateside in the future tell them to get their ESTA asap, before they put even a deposit down. I applied for one in July, a week before I was due to go to Vegas (you’re advised to get one no later than 72 hours before you go) and was refused with no reason given. I’ve been there thirteen times and never got into hassle, not even a parking ticket. I had the travel agent check everything and they couldn’t see anything wrong. At present I am in the process of trying to obtain the alternative to ESTA, a ds160b2 which is £190 at present. I had to go to their embassy in London for a brief interview and then they sent me a set of questions which I’ve of course replied to. If you want I will tell you more once I know whether or not I was successful but suffice to say I lost £1,300 as my travel insurance didn’t cover visa rejection and I don’t want that happening to anyone else. AGM. The Committee will be considering suitable venues for 2020’s AGM, if there is a field you are able to get us some access to or there is simply somewhere you feel is worth a visit (and has some facilities for us), then please contact any of the Committee - contact details on DE459. G-BHZR Scottish Aviation Bulldog 1210 (ex Botswana DF) c/n BH.120-410 seen at Montrose on 25 August 2019. Jim Simpson Languishing in the sunshine at Perth on 27 October 2019, is G-DFFP Schleicher ASW 19B c/n 19317. Wallace Shackleton Scottish Air News DE461 airfields scanned aberdeen ABZ / EGPD Ian Grierson email : [email protected] OCTOBER 2019 01 D-CARO Ce560 18 N75CX Gulf 4 (20) Tu G-CLHW S92 1st noted as such Fr G-CMBC Ce550 XJC5 CS-PHD EMB505 NJE300N/3NX ns 19 G-IASB Be200 NDI01 02 G-YVIP Be200 EGL08 Sa G-MEGN Be200 CBM88 We XX339/CL Hawk T1A Pirate19 (11) G-THFC EMB135 KRH26/26R ns ZJ917 Typhoon FGR4 Lossie 01 G-FLYW Be200 PYN01 N280EX G280 ns 20 CS-DXX Ce560 NJE338A/590N 03 Nothing of Note Su 9H-CLG CRJ850 AXY2001/2112 ns 04 PH-HRK P180 (06) 21 N83CW Gulf 5 ns Fr VH-LEP BD700 (07) Mo N616CM TBM700 CS-TFO LJ45 OAV303 (08) G-SPHU EC135 UKP51 05 D-CDOC LJ45 JCL2 OO-NSQ AW139 NHX22 (25) Sa D-CTIL LJ35 AYY111 22 G-SPHU EC135 HLE02 06 CS-DQB Ce560 NJE069T/7AG ns 23 SP-ATT Be400 SAH48P (26) 07 G-SAJD EMB145 LOG77A/32YM We I-DELO Gulf 5 SIO501 (26) Mo G-ERBA AW189 Left for Den Helder 24 F-HLRZ EMB505 LWG1002/3 08 G-THFC EMB135 KRH24/24R Th CS-LTL Ce680 NJE872W/117G ns Tu OO-XLS Ce560 (12) N60GM Ce421 ns G-JRSH SR22 ns 25 9H-CLG CRJ850 AXY2524/2615 ns G-UMMI PA31 BRO68P/68 (10) 26 D-CSCE EMB505 LXG56CE/55CE ns G-UKCS PA31 BRO60/67P (15) Sa CS-DUA Hawker 750 NJE265Y/018E ns SE-MAC DHC8 KBV503 ns /27 G-FRAR Falcon 20 FRA82 (29) 09 Nothing of Note Su G-MCGF S92 CG900 10 N950MP BD700 ns OY-RUF ATR42 DTR 20/19 Th OO-AMR Ce525 (12) N280EX G280 ns 11 G-FXER Be400 FLJ53/54 OY-HVR H175 } departed Fr CS-PHI EMB505 NJE711F/158M PH-NHV H175 } C-GSGF DHC6 (19) 28 F-GZTB B737 FPO8EU/854F G-UZHV A320 EZY2867/62 ns Inv DIV Mo G-NHVE H175 } 12 N420PD Falcon 900 ns G-NHVP H175 } 1st Flight Sa G-THFC EMB135 KRH23/23R G-NHVR H175 ] as such 13 G-SPHU EC135 HLE02 G-NHVU H175 } Su G-APFV PA23 o/s 1048 & 1101 29 ZE701 BAe146 NOH13 14 G-IASM Be200 BRO36P Tu F-HJCD Falcon 2000 Mo G-KGKG EMB135 KRH25R/25 G-NHVI H175 1st Flight as such 15 OY-NPE SA227 NFA122 30 CS-DXL Ce560 NJE591U/010T Tu G-FLYW Be200 PYN01 We G-ZAZU DA42 o/s 1505 G-FLYK Be200 PYN04 31 G-IPLY Ce550 XJC3 G-DXTR Be200 SYG769 Th G-IPAX Ce560 EDC940 ns G-IMEA Be200 BRO41T LX-JFE PC12 JFA22Q/17c 16 G-IMEA Be200 BRO71T D-ICCC Ce406 TWG211/100 ns 17 G-CIKM DA42 o/s 1403 N194ER Ce510 Th G-ZAZU DA42 o/s 1517 G-WNSD S92 Delivered back to CHC SCHEDULED FLIGHTS AFR AFR AFR KLM KLM KLM KLM KLM STK STK STK 1272/3 1372/3 1472/3 1441/2 1443/4 1445/6 1447/8 1451/40 40/1 BZ 42/3 BZ 44/5 BZ Arr 1310 1605 2100 0830 1030 1240 1635 2150 0840 1450 1655 Dep 1345 1645 0600 0900 1100 1315 1715 0600 0905 1515 1720 Type E170 E170 E170 E170/90 E170/90 E170/190 B737 B737 ATR72 ATR72 ATR72 01 Tu HBXE HBXE EXC EZS EXF BCE BGL FSK 02 We HBXA HBXA EXZ EXV EZN BGG BGI FAX 03 Th HBXN HBXN EXI EZG EZX BGQ BGF FNA DE462 Scottish Air News 04 Fr HBLL EXR EZT EZZ BGG BGL FAX FSK 05 Sa HBXK HBXG EXX EZM EXW BGL BGU FAS 06 Su HBXN HBXJ EXS EXK EXH BGW BGG FMK FCY 07 Mo HBXN EXL EXC EXE BGT BGQ FMK FMK 08 Tu HBXB HBXB EXK EZR EXC BGL BGF FSK 09 We HBXJ HBXE EXN EXF EZW BGX BGM FCY 10 Th HBXJ HBXJ EXW EZD EZF BGL BGN FCZ 11 Fr HBXF HBLM EXR EXA EXD BGF BGX FCZ FCY 12 Sa HBXF HBXE EXH EZO EZW BGK BGG FAU 13 Su HBXO HBXD EXO EXX EXL BGN BGM FSL FAU 14 Mo HBXB HBXB EXU EZU EZR BGL BGG FMK FAW 15 Tu HBXM HBXM EXS EXD EZN BGI BGM FMK 16 We HBXJ HBXJ EXM EZD EZY BGH BGG FAS 17 Th HBXJ HBXJ EXK EZN EZC BGF BGT GPP 18 Fr HBXM HBXD EXK EZK EXY BGQ BGW FMK FSK 19 Sa HBXC HBXD EXK EZE EZB BGM BGP FAV 20 Su HBXD HBXO EXT EXS EXK BGU BGX FSL FAS 21 Mo HBXD HBXD EXA EZD EZU BGU BGI FAS FCZ 22 Tu HBXD HBXD EXM EXY EXV BGU BGG FAX 23 We HBXJ HBXJ EXP EXC EZA BGK BGH FSL 24 Th HBXJ HBXJ EXI EZG EZX BGT BGU FMK 25 Fr HBXE HBLB EXI EXC EZE BGM BGL FMK FSL 26 Sa HBXG HBXG EXH EZM EXU BGI BGG FCZ 27 Su HBLE HBLF BGI BGG BGG FAS FAU 28 Mo HBXJ HBXI EXH EZF EZC BGX BGO FCY 29 Tu HBXB HBXJ EXS EXC EXB BGN BGQ FCY 30 We HBXH HBLF EXC EZN EXT BGQ BGQ FAS 31 Th HBXB HBX EXN EZF EZR BGO BGL FAU SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS WIF WIF WIF WIF WIF WZZ EZY 4611/2 4613/4 4615/6 2519/0 1521/0 368/9
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