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Spotting at Brize NortonSpotting at Brize Norton Ever fancied seeing a classic VC-10 buzz just a few feet over your head in a scene reminiscent of St. Maarten's famous Maho Beach? How about a mix of military and civil types of yesteryear all in one place? Brize Norton is one of the UK's busiest military transport bases. It is located in Oxfordshire,...

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Heathrow Runway Alterations from SeptemberHeathrow Runway Alterations from September London Heathrow Airport will have runway and taxiway work taking place from 13 September 2010, and is expected to take six weeks to complete. During this time, normal daytime operations will be affected. When arrivals are from the west (over London), only the southern runway will be used for arrivals,...

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Air France A380 Routes

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Posted on : 22-09-2009 | By : admin | In : Airline News, France, Miscellaneous Spotting, Western Europe
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The next new airline to operate the Airbus A380 after Singapore, Emirates and Qantas is Air France, who will start flights on 23 November with their first aircraft, F-HPJA. Another two will follow by Spring 2010.

The airline has announced the routes the aircraft will operate as:
Dubai (1 February 2010)
Johannesburg (early 2010)
New York JFK (23 November 2009)
Tokyo Narita (spring 2010)

All will operate from Paris CDG airport. Interestingly, the route to Dubai will start 15 days before Emirates start using A380s on their Dubai – Paris route.

The aircraft will visit Paris Orly on 11 November to test the airport as a diversion field from CDG.

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Paris Photography Permits

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Posted on : 09-05-2008 | By : admin | In : Airport Spotting Guide, France, Western Europe
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There has been some discussion on the Civil Spotters group about the best e-mail address to use if you want to obtain a photography permit for visiting Paris Charles de Gaulle airport. The best address to use is Le Commandant Xavier Huby at:

xavier.huby@seine-saint-denis.pref.gouv.fr

The amount of time it takes to receive passes seems to vary, but it’s generally accepted that once you have a pass it does not expire.

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