Aviation Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / May 2006

When Qantas flies west from Hong Kong to London, does it generally fly
the B330/L888 route?
If so, then does it connect by flying the JTG to Sanli waypoint?
Or does it fly Ombon to Revki?

STRANGER THAN FICTION - AN INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION OF 9-11 AND THE WAR ON
TERRORISM
Due to concerns for his personal safety, the author has chosen to
remain anonymous.

If you want an insight as to what is happening in world politics right now,
and what they are talking about and frantically trying to manage then put
the kettle on, make yourself an hour to listen to this interview:
http://www.erichufschmid.net/DarylBradfordSmith-Bleher-9-11.mp3

 Why do we believe Zionists
 are the masterminds
 of the September 11 attack?
 Let us count the reasons...

In the last 10 days or so, there has been a QANTAS 747 making a (daily?)
west to east track maybe 60-80km south of Canberra. It is low enough
that I can make out the red tail - maybe FL150??, and I can hear it.
What has changed? This is quite unusual for here.

Sorry for this mistake, the flight was to Butterworth, this link will take
you to my Army Service Gallery where I have a photo of the Flight Card with
the correct info, also a few old photos of the Wewak Airport with a few old
planes for spotters, circa 1966.

Dear newsgroup visitors,
Last week I visit the ILA2006 in Berlin bad weather conditions but I shoot
some nice pictures
Messerschmitt Me-262 - Airbus A380 etc. etc

can anybody tell me did national jet take over all 14 of the jetstar 717
planes I see 5 sitting in Brisbane the other day I know national jet was
getting 8 to work out of west ozz but what of the other 6 717's
thanks gazza

seeing some great pics of this beach with 747's literally 10 metres overhead
on landing, I wanted to ask, does this pose a danger of jet wash to people
on the beach below, not to mention the ear bursting sound.
This must be a plane spotters paradise.

The 7:30 report tonight Monday had something about the burial at Cowra of
Japanese from a plane crash near Darwin in WW2. Maybe I misheard it but it
said there were 32 crew in a Japanese light bomber? Anyone else see the
story?

Anyone heard of / seen this before?
http://www.fanwing.com/
What do you think of it?
T.

PNG govt blocks return of US war plane
May 25, 2006 - 11:56AM
Papua New Guinea has blocked the return of a World War II bomber to the
United States after it was salvaged from the swamp where it crash-landed

Battle cuts off Dili airport
May 25, 2006 - 2:14PM
Prime Minister John Howard says 150 Australian commandos will fly into
the East Timor capital Dili this afternoon to secure the international

http://grayonline.id.au/gallery/FlyingContrib/B_1_Diego1
Sent to me from an ATC friend in the RAAF.  The photo caption links to the
relevant article at airforcetimes.com.
Enjoy.

Just curious
will it be known now as Roast Turkey Airport.