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FRQ Charlie Bravo
14th Jul 2010, 12:51
Heading home tonight we heard Virgin 9060 (or something similar) making reports to Centre at A090 and requesting descent at 500 fpm (whilst remaining in CTA). They were given a SID such as one would expect for a flight from the West.

There's been no mention of a DP flight in the news. What was this?

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F111
14th Jul 2010, 13:20
Sounds like a ferry flight number.

IFOT
14th Jul 2010, 13:21
Saw a PB E-Jet ferry out of Perth today, apparently it had been hit by lightning the other day and had a hole in it. There was also an larger than normal amount of speed tape on the L/H engine cowl. I suggest you heard this aircraft ferrying into BNE for repairs, or application of more speed tape!

topend3
14th Jul 2010, 13:29
There has been big disruption to DJ's WA network over the last couple of days due to the loss of that frame.

AerocatS2A
15th Jul 2010, 00:25
I wonder if that's why I was on an Alliance F100 on Sunday.

melbATC
15th Jul 2010, 11:10
Yes it was a ferry flight, however it was bound for Melbourne via Adelaide. A very long flight at A090 below 250kts

Warped Wings
15th Jul 2010, 12:19
Actually it was bound for Brisbane via Adelaide. About 7-8 hours flying I believe.

FRQ Charlie Bravo
15th Jul 2010, 12:54
PH-BN at that fuel flow with no revenue pax.

Crikey!