Alas, those nice spots are now restricted areas since 2018. You will be moved on if you are on the road near/along the fence.
See: https://www.scramble.nl/planning/airfie ... a/amberley
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- 25 Nov 2022, 15:13
- Forum: Spotting Rest of the World
- Topic: RAAF Amberley
- Replies: 5
- Views: 689
- 11 Nov 2022, 16:41
- Forum: Spotting Germany
- Topic: Mindelheim / Mattsies (EDMN) 2022 CIV/MIL
- Replies: 12
- Views: 2003
Re: Mindelheim / Mattsies (EDMN) 2022 CIV/MIL
And yes, the orange ones are for Sweden 

- 11 Nov 2022, 16:36
- Forum: Spotting Germany
- Topic: Mindelheim / Mattsies (EDMN) 2022 CIV/MIL
- Replies: 12
- Views: 2003
Re: Mindelheim / Mattsies (EDMN) 2022 CIV/MIL
Recently, six BAF Grobs were delivered, del dates are mostly the date of aerial entry into Bangladesh (as per transponder):
D-EZZL, del 07nov22
D-EZZN, del 11nov22
D-EZZQ, del 07nov22
D-EZZR, del 27oct22
D-EZZU, del 07nov22
D-EZZW, del 29oct22
D-EZZL, del 07nov22
D-EZZN, del 11nov22
D-EZZQ, del 07nov22
D-EZZR, del 27oct22
D-EZZU, del 07nov22
D-EZZW, del 29oct22
- 11 Nov 2022, 14:04
- Forum: De Peel
- Topic: EHDP 08-11-2022
- Replies: 10
- Views: 1309
Re: EHDP 08-11-2022
Small addition: saw Dukexx 15-20745 on ADSB between 1730 and 1800.
Was there another one with this?
Was there another one with this?
- 09 Nov 2022, 11:11
- Forum: De Peel
- Topic: EHDP 08-11-2022
- Replies: 10
- Views: 1309
Re: EHDP 08-11-2022
On deck 8nov 1715:
3x Mi-8
8x CH-47
6x UH-60
8x AH-64
2x NH90
1x AS532
Arriving 1725-ish
1x AH-64
1x AS532
Overflying 1732-ish (dark by then)
2x F-16
And no, I did not read them off alas
3x Mi-8
8x CH-47
6x UH-60
8x AH-64
2x NH90
1x AS532
Arriving 1725-ish
1x AH-64
1x AS532
Overflying 1732-ish (dark by then)
2x F-16
And no, I did not read them off alas

- 03 Nov 2022, 16:23
- Forum: Spotting Canada & USA
- Topic: Luke AFB (LUF/KLUF) MIL - 2022
- Replies: 16
- Views: 4027
Re: Luke AFB (LUF/KLUF) MIL - 2022
Indeed, chequered bands with a badge in between.
- 03 Nov 2022, 16:21
- Forum: Spotting Canada & USA
- Topic: Luke AFB (LUF/KLUF) MIL - 2022
- Replies: 16
- Views: 4027
Re: Luke AFB (LUF/KLUF) MIL - 2022
You're welcome... :wink: As you may be able to discern from the explanation: 5052 = no photo, did not fly The last one had a fire 6 years ago but may have been repaired by now, unless everybody that reads it sticks to what "the databases say"... rgds Erwin 5052 is an i/a at Hill so definitely a mis...
- 31 Oct 2022, 17:09
- Forum: Spotting Canada & USA
- Topic: NAS North Island (KNZY/NZY) 2022
- Replies: 41
- Views: 8009
Re: NAS North Island (KNZY/NZY) 2022
Apart from modexes (or modexi?) we were able to read some of the CMV-22B fleet here on 12OCT & 13OCT: VRM-30 169437/30 169438/31 169439/32 169440/33 169442/35 169443/36 169444/37 169445/DC-20 169446/21 169451 169452 169453 VRM-50 169447/50 169448 /51 (hangared, serial assumed) 169449/52 169454 16945...
- 31 Oct 2022, 16:59
- Forum: Spotting Canada & USA
- Topic: Luke AFB (LUF/KLUF) MIL - 2022
- Replies: 16
- Views: 4027
Re: Luke AFB (LUF/KLUF) MIL - 2022
You're welcome... :wink: As you may be able to discern from the explanation: 5014 = not seen by us, so no solid proof 5033 = no photo, did not fly, but read twice (one time as 33, one time as 5033) 5049 = flew, so 100% photoproof 5052 = no photo, did not fly The last one had a fire 6 years ago but m...
- 31 Oct 2022, 15:41
- Forum: Spotting Canada & USA
- Topic: Luke AFB (LUF/KLUF) MIL - 2022
- Replies: 16
- Views: 4027
Re: Luke AFB (LUF/KLUF) MIL - 2022
Luke AFB 10OCT22 – P.M. * = additions 11OCT22 – A.M. # = flew 11OCT22 – A.M. & = read by other group F-16s ‘LF’ (87)-358 * 88-161 bl/wh (88-1)62 bl/ye 88-(1)63 bl/ye (88)-475 88-493 88-508 89-2056 & 8(9)-120 89-164 bl/ye 89-179 bl/ye 90-0762 & 90-778 ‘MiG Killer’ tailband 90-787 90-793 bl/ye “4th O...
- 23 Oct 2022, 17:46
- Forum: Spotting Canada & USA
- Topic: MCAS Yuma (KNYL/NYL) 2022
- Replies: 23
- Views: 5884
Re: MCAS Yuma (KNYL/NYL) 2022
Here is my feeble attempt at the 120 or so aircraft present at Yuma. We arrived for some recoveries on Tuesday 11 October, and had a short run around the base on Wednesday morning 12 October. Below is counter clockwise -I think- starting from the North. Underlined is not read off but gleaned from o...
- 23 Oct 2022, 14:07
- Forum: Spotting Canada & USA
- Topic: Border Patrol Lakotas
- Replies: 16
- Views: 2725
Re: Border Patrol Lakotas
Noted at Yuma in the open hangar, at awkward angle to read, in the morning of 12 October were: 72243, 72314, 72294, 72307, 72303, 72313 +1 No operators noted besides that one had the Arizona tail band. According to FR24.com a four-ship had arrived the afternoon before in two pairs: 13-72294 15:46, 1...
- 23 Oct 2022, 13:52
- Forum: Spotting Canada & USA
- Topic: P18 - Phoenix/Papago AAF - 2022
- Replies: 9
- Views: 1573
Re: P18 - Phoenix/Papago AAF - 2022
Indeed, thanks Andy! And we made an effort to read the full serials anyhow btw, so above is 'as read'.
Erwin
Erwin
- 22 Oct 2022, 18:41
- Forum: Spotting Canada & USA
- Topic: Phoenix IAP (PHX/KPHX) MIL - 2022
- Replies: 8
- Views: 2823
Re: Phoenix IAP (PHX/KPHX) MIL - 2022
10 October 2022, late morning
KC-135s:
91450
10284
23500
23516
23550
38036
10317
71419
When we were on our way again, we saw another one the other side of the runway, West of the terminal.
KC-135s:
91450
10284
23500
23516
23550
38036
10317
71419
When we were on our way again, we saw another one the other side of the runway, West of the terminal.
- 22 Oct 2022, 18:24
- Forum: Spotting Canada & USA
- Topic: P18 - Phoenix/Papago AAF - 2022
- Replies: 9
- Views: 1573
P18 - Phoenix/Papago AAF - 2022
Seen on Sunday evening 9 October 2022:
In one row:
23974 UH-60L
2(4)442 UH-60L
21143 UH-60M
21058 UH-60M
Other row, closer to the main road:
21138 UH-60M
2108_ UH-60M (or perhaps 210_8 or even 21118
)
+3
Another row held 4, none were identified.
Filling the gaps is most welcome of course
In one row:
23974 UH-60L
2(4)442 UH-60L
21143 UH-60M
21058 UH-60M
Other row, closer to the main road:
21138 UH-60M
2108_ UH-60M (or perhaps 210_8 or even 21118

+3
Another row held 4, none were identified.
Filling the gaps is most welcome of course
