Database Update Requests

[Runway 31]

Many thanks Terry

Alan

[Runway 31]

Thanks Terry

Alan

[Runway 31]

Many thanks Terry

Alan

[Michel]

Alan,

BAW966H EGLL-EDDH
BAW996G EGLL-EDDT iso EGLL-EHAM
CFE43J EDDH-EGLC iso EGLC-EGPD
CND218 HEGN-EHAM iso LLBG-EHAM
DLH7AH EDDF-EHAM
EWG4533 GCTS-EDDH
QTR28 EGCC-OTHH iso EGPH-OTHH
VLG65YA EHAM-GCLP iso LEZL-LIRF
VKG1545 GCTS-ENGM

Michel

[AoD]

Hi

ADR324   EPLL - LFPG
BMS1W   LROP - EGGW
CAI6872   EDDP - LTAI
GWI30U   EDDK - LKPR
IBK1043   ENGM - LIRF
TVP7633   GBYD - GCLP - EPWA
WZZ357   LRCK - EGGW

[Runway 31]

Thanks again Terry.  The dot in the type was used for UK Mil types until the 70/80s when it fell out of use but is still appropriate for some models from before then, however the Gazelles are standardised without the dot.

Alan

[Runway 31]

Many thanks Michel

Alan

[Runway 31]

Many thanks AoD

Alan

[Runway 31]

Cheers Terry, time I was given it big ZZZZ's

Alan

[yang]

I got the following alert with wrong aircraft type R722.

Alert Time: 2016/11/22 13:09:50
Received Aircraft: R722 (7101BA)

Total flight information:
Flight ID:
Registration: HZ-AB3
Aircraft: R722

[Runway 31]

Yang,

R722 is the correct ICAO code for this aircraft.  It is a Boeing 727-2U5 (RE) which means that it is an aircraft re-engined with VALSAN modified engines to make it compliant with Stage 3 noise regulations https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/rohr-relaunches-valsan-727-re-engineing-programme-11862/

As such the ICAO code is no longer B722 as the aircraft has been modified from its original configuration and is now given the ICAO code R722 as detailed in ICAO DOC 8643.

Alan

[yang]

Alan,

got it.
thank you.

Yang

[Runway 31]

Thanks again Terry

Alan

[Runway 31]

Many thanks Terry

Alan

[Runway 31]

Thanks again Terry

Alan