Birmingham: Aircraft Movements, Flight Logs & Daily Heads Up

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Bringing F1 staff back after final testing as the UK is the main centre for development etc based at Silverstone and surrounding counties.
Brings the occasional interesting movements to BHX, Qatar upgraded to a 777ER today same reason.
 
Some bits and pieces.

Qatar are putting a A359 on 3/7 & 6/7 Silverstone grand prix related.

Easyjet A321 showing on Saturdays 4/7 to 24/10.

Also the TUI Oslo ends 21/2.

Credit to jon01
 
We have Emirates A388 due in today although the evening B77X remains cancelled. Air India is also due tonight.
 
Todays Emirates A388 positioning out to Dubai this afternoon, still stuck on the ground the Saturday Qatar788 along with another Emirates 380.
 
Emirates A380 in again today then positioning out meanwhile the evening service currently shows as operating from Saturday 7th March.
Saudi operating to its normal schedule just departing Jeddah now.
Qatar - non ops.

Additionally on the freight side a Silkway 744 from Baku due this lunchtime.
 
Hi there all, so how many flights are currently taking off from Birmingham Airport, is it massively reduced to a quarter of flights a day, any updates.
 
Hi there all, so how many flights are currently taking off from Birmingham Airport, is it massively reduced to a quarter of flights a day, any updates.
No idea why you are asking this Andrew.

Today BHX has 116 flights scheduled two of which are cancelled Qatar and one Emirates service or two if you count the A388 which will come in full and depart empty, so overall relatively unaffected.
 
Busy day for Ryanair total of 42 departures maybe a record boosted by the start of Cheltenham tomorrow with
10 from Dublin and two each from Cork and Shannon.

Aer Lingus upped capacity from Dublin to 8 including 4 A320's.
 
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Air Atlanta 744F due in from Liege 14:40 at departs 16:30 to N'Djamena (look it up)

Qatar due to restart today revised 4 weekly to 29th March arriving at 19:20 then reverting to the regular daily schedule. Meanwhile Emirates evening B 777 now also showing as starting 29th March very much subject to events, details via the excellent Olton Pete and Ian's bhxmovementsblog
 
FR24 seem to be reporting the next Wedgetail conversion is due around 07:00 tomorrow. BOE151 N471DS from BGR. These type of movements tend to be cancelled, so it’s wait and see I guess.

Apologies, should have gone under STS of course.
 
Air Tanker A332 positioning in today from Brize then departs Milan MXB.
Saudi putting in a 787X on todays flight.

The first Wedgetail for the USAF for STS has landed as per pianokeys post and I believe the the first Wedgetail for the RAF should be be delivered to Lossiemouth by end of March but not certain of that info.
 

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