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A6-HMS at DUB

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A6-HMS at DUB

Post by EI-NJK » Mon Jan 21, 2013 5:48 pm

A new addition arrived yesterday (20-01) to join the colourful line of stored aircraft at EIDW.

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A6-HMS by EI-NJK, on Flickr

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Re: A6-HMS at DUB

Post by flour power » Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:15 pm

You'd need sunglasses to look at that lot on a sunny day! :cool:

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Re: A6-HMS at DUB

Post by MarkL » Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:49 pm

Hi

I am looking to get a cheap flight over to DUB to bag this lot :-) Not knowing the airport, is it possible to see these without hiring a car and getting around the perimeters ?

MTIA

Mark

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Re: A6-HMS at DUB

Post by EI-NJK » Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:18 pm

Sunny Days? - Oh yes I think I can just about remember what they are like. I think we had one last May, didn't last though.

As far as spotting at EIDW, if you're fit an healthy it's possible to walk the boundary, about 6 miles I think. You will be able to log everything at the field from somewhere. The alternative is to take the airport bus to the long-term car parks at the back of the airport, that will shorten your walk somewhat.

There are many aviation sites that will give you more info on this topic.

http://aircraftspotting.co.uk/planespot ... reland.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

(PS - A6-HMS has since left)

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