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Old 11th Apr 2020, 19:26
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C130 out of Northolt today

Did anyone see the nationality of the C130 that left Northolt circa 16.30 today?
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It was Tunisian. Heard it passing my house on its way in, bit too cloudy to see but it showed up on ADS-B Tracker. Happened to notice it again on ADS-B on it's way home.
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Over in Reigate, Surrey, I also heard a rumble in the skies, turned on the plane finder app to see that the Tunisian C130 passing over at 15,000ft but unfortunately above the cloud base for my eyes. Serial Z21012 C130H built 1985.
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The inbound track had it coming from northern Italy
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The inbound track had it coming from northern Italy
There was also a Qatar Air Force C-17 that came into Stanstead from Italy yesterday, and then left yesterday afternoon and headed out to the south-west north of Brize and then out over South Wales and south-west out over the Atlantic.

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Whilst 'exercising' in her allotment in Burgess Hill (south of Gatwick) the other day my daughter thought she saw a C130 at LL. As we used to have a LL route round there at one time perhaps it was using that. Anyone any ideas ?
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The Qatari C-17 has been flogging around Europe/Middle East for a while, generally uses a LHOBXXX callsign. https://www.flightglobal.com/picture.../88396.article

 
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It was Tunisian. Heard it passing my house on its way in, bit too cloudy to see but it showed up on ADS-B Tracker. Happened to notice it again on ADS-B on it's way home.
Had a look on that site, picked up some C-17s in US that going from 60,000 to 20,000 very quickly, course maybe someone just mixed up a call sign
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Turkish AF A400 went into Brize yesterday morning and, according to the Telegraph, was delivering a supply of PPE.

A video on Youtube suggests that the Tunisian AF C-130 at Northolt was picking up some stranded Tunisian citizens.
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Tunisian C-130 was here to pick up passengers,around 60 in total
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Originally Posted by ancientaviator62
Whilst 'exercising' in her allotment in Burgess Hill (south of Gatwick) the other day my daughter thought she saw a C130 at LL. As we used to have a LL route round there at one time perhaps it was using that. Anyone any ideas ?
Do you have a time and date?
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Tunisian C-130 was here to pick up passengers,around 60 in total
POB inbound from Malpensa was 11 and 57 when he departed to Tunis at 16:21 LT.
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Originally Posted by Green Flash
The Qatari C-17 has been flogging around Europe/Middle East for a while, generally uses a LHOBXXX callsign. https://www.flightglobal.com/picture.../88396.article
2 Qatar AF C-17 arrived at Stansted on Friday. One (at least) departed to Pease, NH on Saturday afternoon.

2 further Qatar AF C-17s departed Frankfurt on the 10th to destinations in Italy and probably en route back home.
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There was also a Qatar Air Force C-17 that came into Stanstead from Italy yesterday, and then left yesterday afternoon and headed out to the south-west north of Brize and then out over South Wales and south-west out over the Atlantic.
https://tar1090.adsbexchange.com/?ic...ace=2020-04-08

Maybe not the one in question, but there was a Herc flying (very) low level around Southern England the other day
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Originally Posted by 750XL
https://tar1090.adsbexchange.com/?ic...ace=2020-04-08

Maybe not the one in question, but there was a Herc flying (very) low level around Southern England the other day
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It looks like he did some Beach Landings at Pembrey Sands as well as lots of low-level work!
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They should draw something more appropriate,like `WASH YOUR HANDS`,.STAY INDOORS,or Do as you are told.....```should sort out a bit of navigation....
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Saudi Hercs are often a regular at EGNX, not seen for a while though.
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