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NacelleStrake
4th Jul 2012, 23:03
Actual flightpath monitored on Flightradar24. 4/5 th July 2012.

MERIT HFD PUT WITCH ALLEX YQX DENDU 5100N 05000W 5300N 04000W 5400N 03000W 5400N 02000W MALOT GISTI BAKUR KONAN UL607 AMASI UM149 DETEV UL603 OLETU UQ301 GOTAR UN739 BABIT ETIDA M19 ADORU L614 ENESU

BAKUR-KONAN doesn't appear to correspond to any known airway structure. What am I missing? :confused:

i_like_tea
5th Jul 2012, 00:05
Sometimes in the f-plan routings we go direct from one waypoint to the other, without an airways joining them.

500 above
8th Jul 2012, 09:52
How did you get the FPL information from flight radar 24?

NacelleStrake
8th Jul 2012, 16:19
I didn't 500 above. I got that off FlightAware. Sorry to give you the impression it was off Flightradar24.

Liobian
14th Jul 2012, 20:55
NS - IIRC, a few years ago, the Irish aviation authorities decided to abolish all UARs within the Shannon upper airspace. Hence, none listed nowadays.
I believe this move was based upon the fact that they had very good radar coverage and could thus offer more flexible routeing scenarios as the position of NAT tracks varied from day to day.
It also had benefits for their control sectorisation and staffing.
The UIR entry and exit points remained (or were amended) to permit electronic coordination with adjacent ATC units.

NacelleStrake
14th Jul 2012, 22:10
Yep, I've noticed that. Diverse sounding waypoints have surfaced. Also, the 'direct's seem to have increased from the UK side too. UL18 get's a good outing on most days......

Europe Airport Feeds | Live Air Traffic Control Audio Feeds | LiveATC.net (http://www.liveatc.net/feedindex.php?type=international-eu)

Scroll down to Shannon [High] for an insight.

NacelleStrake
15th Jul 2012, 11:33
i like tea. Question: What's an 'f ' plan?

DC10RealMan
15th Jul 2012, 14:19
F Plan means flight plan which list many details of the flight such a aircraft callsign. aircraft type, Airfield of departure, speed, requested height (Flight level) routing (which lat/long coordinates, airways, upper air routes), airfield of destination, time en-route, and other "good stuff"

NacelleStrake
15th Jul 2012, 21:17
DC10RealMan, thanks for that. I thought that an 'f' plan, in this case, may have included the possibility for some more exotic routing as my original post included a non-standard direct routing right across the breadth of the UK.

gramaticus
16th Jul 2012, 10:50
As suggested, BAKUR DCT KONAN is a direct option (DCT) available for traffic above FL285 arriving at BAKUR between 0001/0520z (1 hour earlier in summer) :)