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Old 30th Dec 2007, 18:58
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Indeed you are correct.

Called up and announced an emergency, i saw everything get put into the DAYNE/MIRSI/ROSUN hold while it lined up on a 20mile final. Landed on 23L (i think). Possibly got towed back to stand aswell
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Old 31st Dec 2007, 23:40
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I heard it over the radio on Sat @ around 1345, I thought it was ZB517 A320 that had the Hydraulic problem??

He was talking like he had a problem with Hydraulics, And would need to be towed off the runway.

Happy New Year 2008
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Well....

There was definitely an LS 757-200 on approach with nose gear doors down, well after gear had locked down.

This was about 13.45 Saturday.

Was hard to tell from my position if he was on 23L or 23R at that stage (5-7 miles from TDZ) but they sometimes switch across quite late in emergency situations at MAN.

Didn't notice any following aircraft to see if there was another with hydraulic issues.
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Old 1st Jan 2008, 20:56
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Just had a bit of fun on the SBS.

G-CELD went around while on the 23R ILS then started going round in circles over the STOCK/DENBY area. Apparently couldn't raise his flaps above 10degrees. Landed now and all is good!
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How about, could not lower his flaps below 10 degrees, as he was landing.
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Old 14th Jan 2008, 22:41
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Loud a/c at MAN late on Monday 14th Jan?

Just heard a very loud noise which sounded like an old-style jet airliner departing MAN. Time was 23.35z and I think they were on the 23s at the time.

Only similar noise I've heard recently at MAN post Concorde has been Tu-154s or the odd VC-10.

Anyone able to shed light on it? It was a prolonged noise, so not an arrival or an exposion in my opinion.
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Old 14th Jan 2008, 22:45
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Was an RAF VC10; it arrived about 10pm
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Old 14th Jan 2008, 23:10
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I've still got it.

I'm a fair way from the 23 thresholds and it was very noticeable here. Guess the wind must be straight at me.

There's likely to be a few complaints regarding that one, I'd say.
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Old 14th Feb 2008, 13:32
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IL76 due to MAN

RA76951 due in to MAN at 1550 departing at 1800.........
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Old 14th Feb 2008, 20:01
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Is something AOG?
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Old 26th Feb 2008, 17:44
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747 at MAN 25/2

Bit of a long shot, but does anyone know to which airline a 747 belongs that departed MAN at about 19.35 last night? I was pax on a flight immediately after it, but I couldnt make out the airline markings on the aircraft and was curious as to whom it belonged.
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Old 26th Feb 2008, 18:14
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I have a feeling it might of been hellenic imperial airlines that sometimes operate for Lybian airlines or it might of been one of the many cargo (cathay Pacific, Jett8, Great Wall, Air China) 747s you might of seen (pls correct if wrong).
I was in work around that time of night on monday and i think it was the Hellenic aircraft, but i was some distance away!!!!!! who knows!! hope that helps a little.........anyone with more info please feel free to correct me as im not certain im right anyway! cheers and good evening.
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Old 26th Feb 2008, 18:38
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Ringway Reports is your friend - www.ringwayreports.co.uk
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Ah, yes, it was Hellenic Imperial Airlines! I could make out the 'imperial airlines' bit of the name, but it wasnt particularly clear. Ok, next question - what was it doing at MAN and was it PAx or freight? Is it a regular visitor? Looked to be very light on take off as it appeared not to use much runway...

PS Thanks for the link to ringway reports - have had a look on there before but I couldnt remember the name of the site
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Old 26th Feb 2008, 18:41
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It would have been a PAX flight, Probably for LAB.

The A/C is ex Lufthansa - DABYO??
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Old 26th Feb 2008, 18:44
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Yes it is getting regular at MAN now, Visited about 4 times now.

Normally visits at the weekend, Visited last Saturday also.

A short T/Off sounds like an empty Posn Flight.
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Old 26th Feb 2008, 19:45
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A short T/Off sounds like an empty Posn Flight
Could well be. Having watched numerous heavy 747's from a similar end-of-runway position taking off at AMS, they seem to use a pretty significant amount of the 3600m+ runways there, whereas this thing went off like a rocket!

Had a similar experience in the 734 I was pax-ing in. Only about 30 or so on board, take-off run & climb performace felt a bit like being in a fast jet compared to usual, quite impressive!
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Old 26th Feb 2008, 23:04
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The 742 is flying under its airline's flightnumber at the moment, possibly doing pax charters on routes between Greece, Larnaca, Stansted and Manchester.

LAB seem to have a more regular schedule now with their great looking CRJ900s.
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Old 4th Mar 2008, 01:06
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Manchester ringway 2/3/2008

Was at the AVP on sunday and a thomas cook A320 performed and emergency landing because of a failed generator, i think. Anyone have further info?
Thanks.
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Old 4th Mar 2008, 09:58
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Follwed home by the crash crews

We had been in the pub garden most of the afternoon and were surprised at the escort given to an aircraft on landing, So Thats what it was eh?
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