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I’m just taking a look and seeing that Nordholz already has a floor plan showing where the static line will be.
But I don't see this for Laage yet. It is certainly not yet known whether it will be on the south (Civilian) side or the north (Military) side ...

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1654981615733530

Well, the plane wasn’t in one piece when it came down.

There’s a lot more on base than that, and as the former RAF ones are unmarked, its hard to tell which ones are outside. Any special tails seen?

Marcelb wrote: 20 Apr 2026, 13:58 Are you sure about registration? Photos show a Cessna with serial EYE75

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/10451191

You know that photo is 4 years old?

Serial on tail reads EYE 751.
Parked at General Aviation ramp.

Levente wrote: 16 Apr 2026, 13:53 I think it will be the same/similar as last year's event at Lucko
https://www.instagram.com/p/DOxj7soCPKb/

Does anyone have a log from last year?

T-054 departed Lajes an hour ago, flying at 24.000 feet. Dragging altitude

Typical that Belgium keeps being mentioned as the first military customer, while Thailand and Jamaica have each ordered two C408s for their armed forces before the Belgian order.


Thailand ordered them for KASET, the Forestry Department. Might sound less military than the Special Forces of ...

Indeed they went to Aviano. Just departed to Souda.

As far as I know Patrulla Aguila was disbanded with the retirement of the C.101. The PC-21 team is being called “Formacion Mirlo”.

IRSCR wrote: 01 Apr 2026, 20:12 20:12 D-AAND Fa8X just landed

Nice one, German Intelligence Agency (BND)

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14:10lt OSY29F AN30 1104 Romanian AF 9950ft now overhead Volkel, Open Skies flight (source ADS-B).


Clearly audible and visible with the naked eye here over Epe a few minutes ago. Even while it is a well-known aircraft, it was a nice sight and sound!

As a side note, Romania is NATO member ...

The Lynx went to HeliOps. The same company delivered British and German Sea Kings to Ukraine, and trained pilots.
So its obvious where the Lynxes will go.

AT-45 is the abbreviation of the ATR-42-500.