Bjoern
November 30th, 2010, 11:16
I've seen two A380s and an F-4 today while on smoke break at work.
The A380s were kind of low (short contrails), and headed in different directions (WNW and NE), but it was unmistakenly two of those whales (the planform view of an A380 is pretty unique). I could have sworn that the one going North East had a red tail and the other one was pretty white all around.
The mysterious thing is 'though, that FlightAware didn't show any scheduled A380 flights.
So I guess I've seen two brand new A380s on a test flight from Hamburg (where they receive their finishing touches). One for Quantas and one for Air France.
The Phantom was a sweet bonus. Quite low and rather slow with its unmistakable planform and smoky J79s. It went east, so it must've been one of JG 73's last remaining F-4Fs going home to Laage.
I almost fogot to mention the rather small two engined jet that was to bee seen as well...none of Lufthansa's RJs 'though.
This happened within five to ten minutes. Nice, eh?
The A380s were kind of low (short contrails), and headed in different directions (WNW and NE), but it was unmistakenly two of those whales (the planform view of an A380 is pretty unique). I could have sworn that the one going North East had a red tail and the other one was pretty white all around.
The mysterious thing is 'though, that FlightAware didn't show any scheduled A380 flights.
So I guess I've seen two brand new A380s on a test flight from Hamburg (where they receive their finishing touches). One for Quantas and one for Air France.
The Phantom was a sweet bonus. Quite low and rather slow with its unmistakable planform and smoky J79s. It went east, so it must've been one of JG 73's last remaining F-4Fs going home to Laage.
I almost fogot to mention the rather small two engined jet that was to bee seen as well...none of Lufthansa's RJs 'though.
This happened within five to ten minutes. Nice, eh?