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15th February 2007 | 14:51

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Just a spotter

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Hi

saw an Air Tanzania 737-200 take off from 16 in Dublin this morning, anyone know why it was there? I'm guessing it was a visitor in SR Tech ... but just asking.

Cheers

JAS

16th February 2007 | 12:22

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CLIPPER 33

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I belive it was on delivery through Dublin.

21st February 2007 | 16:13

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Just a spotter

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Thanks Clipper!

8th February 2008 | 12:02

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andrewmcharlton

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Just seen fire crews et al following 737 300 to stand, anyone any clues ?

8th February 2008 | 13:09

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Captain Numpty

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An emergency of some type!?!?!

8th February 2008 | 15:16

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Mr.Brown

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As it hasn't hit the news, yet I'd say thats a big "clue" that maybe, now just maybe,it was a minor problem and the fire crew were just streching their legs as a precaution.

8th February 2008 | 18:43

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sky sailor

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Fuelling with pax on board??

9th February 2008 | 02:23

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Phileas Fogg

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No transit pax travelling from Riga, via Dublin, to Riga!

Perhaps if Andrew M Charlton had continued 'seeing' then he would have established the reason and saved us the bother

9th February 2008 | 14:28

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andrewmcharlton

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Phileas, just reporting what I saw out of the window, don't suppose my EI flight would be able to just hang around pending resolution just to satisfy your thirst for no report or the full report in one go.

Given that this is a rumour neto=work if you're looking for the whole story perhaps you might like to cut and paste a similar response to everyone initiating a posting that doesn't give the complete story ?

27th February 2008 | 10:05

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V-Step

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Construction worker killed

Reports of a fatal accident at Dublin Airport apron.

A construction worker was killed on the apron of the airport this morning after 9am. The accident happened on the construction area near the HQ of the DAA.

Link to RTE here

http://www.rte.ie/news/2008/0227/airport.html

Thoughts to the workers family.

Last edited by V-Step; 27th February 2008 at 10:29. Reason: Added link to RTE

27th February 2008 | 10:56

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Dublinflyer

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When I walked by the accident site I could see a a piece of heavy equipment on it's side, looked like a heavy lifter of some description.

Condolences to all concerned.