The BHX Blog - a photographic record of movements and news at Birmingham Airport - BHX/EGBB - in the UK
Sunday 22 August 2010 - R Danish AF Hercules C-130J B-583 visits on medivac flight
Royal Danish Air Force Hercules C-130J B-583 was a morning arrival.
.... to collect passengers off RAF C17 ZZ172 which arrivedon a medivac flight before continuing onto Brize Norton
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weekly flight to paderborn - its first visit to BHX
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Lufthansa CityLine Avro RJ 85 D-AVRE operated the mid morning
service to Frankfurt - not for the first time this was their "final"
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Lufthansa CityLine Avro RJ 85 D-AVRE operated the mid morningservice to Frankfurt - not for the first time this was their "final"
RJ 85 flight to BHX - from next week this rotation will be operated
by a CityLine Embraer 190 until the end of the summer schedules -
http://bhxflightguide.blogspot.com/2010/07/news-lufthansa.html
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http://bhxflightguide.blogspot.com/2010/07/news-lufthansa.html
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Saturday 21 August 2010 - Arabasco Airbus A310 HZ-NSA makes first visit to BHX!!
Friday 20 August 2010 - Iceland Express Boeing 737 G-STRN flying for flybe
in from Gatwick at lunchtime for its weekend IT flights parking
on Terminal 2 Stand 20 - it then spent the afternoon operating
for flybe - first to flying to Edinburgh and then Glasgow
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was an afternoon departure to Seattle - it operates for Costco
and had visited for the opening of their new store in Coventry
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on Thursday was an afternoon departure
Thursday 19 August 2010 - Turkish Boeing 737 TC-JHF flying for "FIBA" World Basketball
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"2010 FIBA (basketball) World Championship"....
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.... with "Bascat” the games Mascot on the rear fuselage.
The "2010 FIBA World Championship" is being held inTurkey between 28 August and 12 September 12 2010
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.operating "Shuttle 2P" from Heathrow after a disabled aircraft
blocked the runway at Manchester....
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Rapid Vienna are coming to Birmingham!!
"Europa League" second leg play off at Villa Park, Birmingham,
next Thurday evening 26 August 2010
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The following flights are currently expected at BHX next week -
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Austrian (OS) - 2 Airbus A321's flights - one on Wednesday
morning dropping off the team (returning to collect them) and
another with supporters on the Thursday
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Niki (HG) - a A320 with supporters day stopping on the Thursday
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Travel Service (QS) - a 73H (from Bratislava) with supporters day
stopping on the Thursday. This should be a "TVQ" Travel Service
Slovakia OM- aircraft. Bratislava is of course only a short drive
from Vienna!
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Provisional timings - subject to change!! -are as follows -
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Wednesday 25 August 2010.
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1100/1145 OS9701/1402 321 from/to Vienna - Austrian
- Rapid Vienna team flight - aircraft positions out
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Thursday 26 August 2010/Friday 27 August 2010
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0915/ D/S OS9715 321 from Vienna - Austrian
- charter for Aston Villa v Rapid Vienna
1015/ D/S QS192 73H from Bratislava - Travel Service Slovakia OM-
- charter for Aston Villa v Rapid Vienna
1430/ D/S HG3712 320 from Vienna - Niki
- charter for Aston Villa v Rapid Vienna
D/S/2330 QS193 73H to Bratislava - Travel Service Slovakia OM-
- departure of day stopping charter
D/S/2359 HG3713 320 to Vienna - Niki
- departure of day stopping charter
D/S/0030 OS9716 321 to Vienna - Austrian
- departure of day stopping charter
2345/0030 OS1421/9702 321 from/to Vienna - Austrian
- aircraft positions in to collect team
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D/S = day stopping
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All flights depart after match - i.e. in early hours of Friday morning
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All flight information is subject to change!!
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Wednesday 18 August 2010 - Blue Line MD 83 F-GMLU takes Aston Villa to Vienna
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first leg play off against Rapid Vienna on Thursday evening
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lunchtime Lufthansa service from Frankfurt in place
of the usual Boeing 737 - its first visit to BHX
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operating a medevac flight - it continued onto Brize Norton
July 2010 passenger figures
during July 2010 - a fall of 4.2% on the previous year
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A very good month!? - while total passengers were down those
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A very good month!? - while total passengers were down those
that did fly flew further = more income for all concerned! - with
good increases on most long haul routes - Dubai was up 15.4% -
while Turkey - up 30.1% - was the boom destination for the
holiday/IT market
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The month saw Aer Lingus Regional start their new service to
Shannon while flybe commenced seasonal services to Avignon,
Bordeaux, Limoges, Perpignan and Rennes in France
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During July signicant growth was achieved on
scheduled flights to destinations such as -
Arrecife 144.2%, Tehran 99.5%, Tenerife 75.1%,
Ibiza 63.6%, Bydgoszcz 60.6%, Gerona 58.4%,
Toulouse 43.2%, Milan 37.5%, Cork 35.2%,
Faro 34.0%, Bergerac 30.1%, Dubai 15.4%
Zurich 14.7%, Islambad 11.7% and Munich 11.1%
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Charter traffic which experience growth included -
Dominican Republic 95.5%, Austria 33.0%, Turkey 30.1%,
Croatia 22.5% and Bulgaria 11.5%
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Scheduled traffic accounted for 71.6% of the total
passenger traffic in July whilst charter passengers
made up the remaining 28.4%
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Tuesday 17 August 2010
Tuesday 17 August 2010 - Titan Boeing 767 G-POWD flying for Thomas Cook
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....to operate a Thomas Cook flight to Tenerife - its first visit to BHX.
Travel Service Boeing 737-8Q8 OK-TVG operated theirweekly IT flight to Tenerife for Thomas Cook Holidays
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Euro Continental Air Metro III EC-GPS which wears Manx2 titlesspent the day parked on the Elmdon apron before operating the
evening Air Lada/Flightline freight service to Amsterdam
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Premiair Sikorsky S-76B G-DPJR made a brief afternoon visit.
Beech King Air F-GTCR was a daystoping visitor.... Photo: Mike Hollick.
evening departed after a brief visit to Coventry for fuel - Avgas
not being available at BHX!.... Photo: Mike Hollick
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Cega Air Ambulance Super King Air G-OCEG was an afternoon visitor.
G-BODY is seen on short finals to Runway 33
Monday 16 August 2010 - Pegasus Boeing 737 TC-AAS makes its first visit to BHX
weekly IT flight to Dalaman - its first visit to BHX
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BHX from the Air!!
To see a series of aerial photographs of Birmingham InternationalAirport either "click" the link at the top of the page or go to -http://bhxflightguide.blogspot.com/p/view.html
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Thanks to Andrew Davies of
Birmingham International Airport
for these photographs
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