Visit 27/02/2015

[Maltatripper]

Scrap Area

This area is getting crowded.

B747 F-HLOV
A300 (EI-OZI)
B737 (EI-STD) fuselage only
A321 (EI-IXU) Fuselage, heavily cut up
B737 G-CELU Tailliess hulk
B737 VP-BRV Wingless and tailless
B737 VP-BRU condition unclear
ATR N19EZ Hulk
ATR (at least 1 Olympic) hulk


Belfast Apron

B727 (VP-CMN) Fuselage
B757 G-MONJ
A321 (EI-IXF) Piazza Maggiore Bologna)
A321 (EI-IXI) Retro
A320 TC-ATJ
A319 N303SF
B737 VP-BRQ
B737 VP-BRS

No sign of CL604 M-MTPO

ASI Apron

A319 2-MTLD
B747 TF-AMT
B757 G-DAJB
A321 (EI-IXG)

No sign of B737 G-CELC

Rapid Racking

B747 G-MKCA
B747 G-MKGA

B747 N176SG was seen over by the Chevron area.

HTH

[SouthCoastSteve]

Was there on the same day.

G-CELC (it was definitely an ex- Jet-2 c/s) was nose-in, deep in hangar H2 (the one nearest the control tower). Without a nose cone.

hangar H1 (the furthest one away) contained the B737 N216AP - positioned tail-in & looking fairly intact - , plus unidentified light singles

If it helps, the ex-Olympic ATR42 "Pythagoras" (reg?) was pictured on ASI's social media being trailered out as a 'training facility' on the 18th February. There was only one Olympic ATR left on the dump as far as I could see.

The Challenger M-MTPO is at the back of the dump, between the ATR and the long-standing DHL A300

[Maltatripper]

Many thanks for your help.