BA Open Skies at TFS
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Yeah I already had a peek there. I can assure you it was BA Open Skies. However it would be way off it's usual routes for it to be a simple diversion... Hence me being curious!
Screening out the codeshares on Flightstats (and remembering they are on GMT unlike mainland Spain) ... there is nothing between a Ryanair 73 from Valencia at 12.41 and the Tommy Cook 75 from Brum due in 10 mins at 13.47.
They seem to have lost a couple of German TUI 73 s in the meantime, due about a half hour ago.
When you say "Open Skies" you mean the all premium BA brand, so it may well be a charter. Maybe somebody with serious money and not enough space on his Gulf 650 is bringing his mates over to Golf del Sur for the weekend ?
Photos: Boeing 757-230 Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net
They seem to have lost a couple of German TUI 73 s in the meantime, due about a half hour ago.
When you say "Open Skies" you mean the all premium BA brand, so it may well be a charter. Maybe somebody with serious money and not enough space on his Gulf 650 is bringing his mates over to Golf del Sur for the weekend ?
Photos: Boeing 757-230 Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net
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Afrim that is the one I mean... The spin off from the main BA brand. Strange it does not show up anyway. As freighters and charters of that sort normally do.
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This was flight BOS500 from Paris Orly on aircraft F-HAVN. Not a scheduled flight as no record of previous flights under this callsign appear on spotter sites. As previously suggested, presumably a charter which Open Skies are doing these days.
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