South Wales Aviation Group: LOG 07/09/2007

Friday, September 7, 2007

LOG 07/09/2007

Cardiff

Roger CK reports a Gulfstream landing at 0930hrs on runway 12....I have just been up to have a look at this one and its a G4 N575CT ...parked on exho....a BEAST!!

Gulfstream 4 N575CT on echo today (Sarah JG)

Beech 200 King Air G-SGEC departed at 1000hrs

Just in on 12 is Lufthansa A300 Airbus D-AIAX "DLH5010" from Cologne....BEAST !..this one now getting ready to depart (1150)....this was here in connection with the Wales v Germany game in Cardiff tomorrow, what are Wales chances of a win !!!

A300 D-AIAX of Lufthansa landing this morning on runway 12 (Ian G)

Just landed (1240) is Learjet 45 G-ZXZX of GAMA Aviation c/s "GAMA 743"...parking on echo. Another BEAST !..this one departed early evening with the same c/s

A Hunter has just performed a fast flyby (1245) on runway 12 c/s "Hunter"..it was a green & grey camo example...could not read it off though sorry but i beleive its an Exeter based machine

PA-31 Navajo N642P is about to depart (1335), dont know when this one arrived sorry

Navajo N642P on echo (Phil Woods)

Cessna 550 N555BK now landing on runway 12 (1430)...departed early evening

Just flown (1455) East to West through the overhead is IAC Agusta AB139 274 of 301Sqdn at Baldonnell, Eire....BEAST !

Just departed (1645) is D-CMIX a Cessna 550..again i dont know when this arrived!!!

St Athan

Roger CK noted BN-2T ZG844/- outside Britten Normans new facility (hangar 75) at St Athan this morning. Also on the field was VC-10 C.1K XV109/Z of 101Sqdn engine running..thanks Rog

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MOD St Athan Information - EGSY 07/25

To spot here you're best off taking the B4265 St Athan to Llantwit Major road. From here you will see a railway bridge that leads to a paved track that runs along the fence and runway. This track leads to an unmanned entrance gate and is under CCTV surveillance. If you use this track, please park at the far end, not on the verges, as it is used by wide farm vehicles and delivery lorries. All a/c in outside storage can be seen from the bridge itself. The track can also be accessed via St Athan village via Llantwit Road opposite the Church. To view the Caerdav hangar (Twin Peaks) and scrapping area continue westbound along the B4265, past the West Gate entrance and turn right at the traffic lights. Follow this road to the T-junction and turn right onto the new road. The entrance road to the South Wales Aviation Museum is left at the next traffic lights, views can also be had from here as it's the only convenient stopping place. Be aware there are regular Security and Police patrols around the airfield and you may be stopped and questioned.

Frequencies in use are:

122.865/419.1125 Tower/Ground

241.125 Tower (as directed)

130.560 ATIS

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Here we will list some frequencies and other information to help those who like to spot aircraft on the upper airways & tacan routes over Southwest Britain

Swanwick Mil

128.700 Southwest sector
133.300 Southwest sector
133.900 Daventry sector (Includes TR1 VLN-BZN)
135.150 Southwest sector (Includes TR1 LND-VLN)
252.875 Daventry sector (Includes TR1 VLN-BZN)
278.600 Southwest sector (includes TR1 LND-VLN)
280.350 Mid Wales sector

London Control

126.075 Berry Head sector (South of Cardiff -FL305)
127.700 Spare frequency (for unservicabilities and emergencies)
128.815 Berry Head sector (South of Cardiff FL305+)
129.375 Strumble sector (West of Cardiff -FL305)
132.950 Lands End sector (Southwest of Cardiff all levels)
133.600 Brecon sector (North -FL335, East FL265-FL335)
134.460 London Upper sector (FL305+ from Compton East)
134.750 Sector 23 (for Cardiff BCN-ALVIN deps -FL265)
135.255 Strumble/Brecon (West, East and North, FL335+)

North Atlantic Oceanic Clearances

123.950 (aircraft registered West of 30 degrees West)
127.650 (Aircraft registered East of 30 degrees West)

Western Radar

132.3 (for aircraft wishing to join or leave Controlled Airspace)

London Information

124.75 (for low level traffic not receiving a LARS service)

For more information on the area covered click on the "airways map" tab at the top of the site.

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