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bigflesh2005
22nd Sep 2005, 08:35
Having trawled Multimap for the best route to my Aunt Megs house, I accidently stumbled across this fantastic shot of a B747400 over southern england!
Can anyone hazard a guess as to altitude and origin/destination? My first assumption would be outbound Heathrow or Gatwick.
747 (http://www.multimap.com/map/photo.cgi?client=public&X=492500.116180518&Y=142500.425780507&scale=10000&width=500&height=300&gride=492306.116180518&gridn=142300.425780507&lang=&db=&coordsys=gb)
Rainboe
22nd Sep 2005, 09:03
It's actually a restaurant on the ground, with a bouncy castle in it for off duty crews who are homesick to get back in the air!
aviate1138
22nd Sep 2005, 09:16
Better one is ....
< http://fly.dsc.net/u/Info?id=16133032&google=1&limit=0 > above Binfield, Berks
EIDW Runway 10 threshold shows a twin 757/A320?
seconds from arrival.
< http://fly.dsc.net/u/Info?id=15571&google=1&limit=0 >
Use '+' to zoom, 'Satellite' to get image. Hold mouse click to drag image around.
Strange double imaging on both.
Have fun... :)
Aviate 1138
kooyheier
22nd Sep 2005, 09:21
If you go by the lat and long, than you come to a location close to the A3 near by Milford, which is situated about 6 miles sout west of Guildford and 18 miles west of Gatwick. So I my guess would be that the a/c is outbound from Gatwick. And if the a/c was on a standard departure (SAM 2M), a/c's altitude would probably be around 4000/5000' depending on the climb clearance.
Cheerio
Farrell
22nd Sep 2005, 12:51
Check out the big brain on kooyheier! :8
CosmosSchwartz
22nd Sep 2005, 13:47
Or you could zoom out and the box tells you it's 20 miles from gatwick between the A3 and the A286! Lat and Long indeed!;)
kooyheier
22nd Sep 2005, 14:37
Thanks farrell, and it gets bigger by the day....
Aye I know, its a burden...:}
cheers:cool:
Bre901
22nd Sep 2005, 20:14
747 finals for 07 Orly : here (http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=48.677871,2.199926&spn=0.003419,0.007277&t=k&hl=en)
bigflesh2005
23rd Sep 2005, 09:35
excellent response guys! anyone else got any interesting links to a/c spotted by passing space craft?
spud's on the job
26th Sep 2005, 12:35
this (http://www.multimap.com/map/photo.cgi?client=public&X=341000&Y=231000&width=500&height=300&gride=340560&gridn=230940&srec=0&coordsys=gb&db=&pc=&zm=0&scale=25000&in.x=6&in.y=9)
Hijack training aircraft located near hereford
RevMan2
26th Sep 2005, 12:57
737 (?) on approach to FRA here (http://maps.google.com/maps?q=germany&ll=49.957460,8.211594&spn=0.006334,0.015921&t=k&hl=en). On a Sunday.