Aircraft over Tara junction.

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Aer Lingus 747-EI-BED is seen here on final approach to the airport with a flight arriving from JFK. 

Thanks to Ray at Die cast models 4u in Galway for selling me this fine model. 
 

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Another view of EI-BED on final approach over the bus garage-a real 1970s feel to this scene. 
 

[mphoey]

ive obtained a 1/72 kit of a 747 its huge aer lingus decals have been dispatched from america for it

 

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my 1/100 scale ryanair 737 flying over the layout with a 1/72 aer corp escort 

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The 747 has seen intensive use since it’s arrival….seen here taking off for Chicago…as 2x181s haul a Guinness liner underneath passing 2x121s. 

[Georgeconna]

On 8/7/2022 at 9:01 PM, ttc0169 said:

Aer Lingus 747-EI-BED is seen here on final approach to the airport with a flight arriving from JFK. 

Thanks to Ray at Die cast models 4u in Galway for selling me this fine model. 
 

Nice Model that Noel, only flew on one, Think it was ASI. Hope the flaps come down quick!

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It’s rush hour on the high street as EI-BED takes off over the bus garage heading for Washington. 
 

[Galteemore]

The message of Tara Junction is very clear - if you want to travel efficiently, stay off the roads !  Nice photo 

[Noel]

1 hour ago, Galteemore said:

The message of Tara Junction is very clear - if you want to travel efficiently, stay off the roads !  Nice photo 

Indeed, in the real world If heuston was connected directly to dart or metro, a train would be quicker than car, but for work car is 1hr faster to get to cork. By the time one gets to heuston by car or Luas a car would be half way to cork on the motorway. A pity but a great shame the recent metro plans didn’t link heuston with dart underground or metro. Sadky tge  The motorways are better and better food on route. 
 

 

Edited July 23, 2022 by Noel

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High above Tara junction the pilot of the Irish Air Corp DHC-1 Chipmunk performs some manoeuvres as 2x121s arrive at the platform with a local Cravens set. 
 

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Great picture once again - now getting busy in the sky over Tara Junction, joining the Are Lingus 747 - a so much nicer livery than the rather anonymous current EI livery conforming to the corporate style of the wider IAG group. 

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Aer Lingus Boeing 767-300,EI-CAL takes off from runway 24R  over Lakeview freight yard on an evening flight to LHR. 
 

Edited September 29, 2022 by ttc0169

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Ryanair 737 MAX EI-HGY takes off over the MPD while en route to Edinburgh from Ireland west airport 

 

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Great to finally see the real 737 800 MAX ÉI-HGY earlier at Ireland West airport ready to work the return to London Stanstead. 
 

Edited April 16, 2023 by ttc0169

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Latest addition to the airline fleet is Aer Lingus Boeing 737-500 EI-CDA seen here after departure from the airport while enroute to Manchester. 

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Ryanair’s 737 MAX EI-HGY is seen here banking to the right over Tara junction MPD shortly after taking off from the local airport on a flight to Liverpool. 
 

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Another new addition to the aircraft fleet is British Airways 747 G-BDXA-it is seen here taking off from the airport while en route to San Francisco. 

[Signal Post]

Ah, a classic.

[Rush and Lusk]

Super Aircraft - and as for those lovely buses  !  

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Aer Lingus 747 EI-BED takes off from the airport with an evening flight to JFK…

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Not quite over Tara junction but Concorde G-BOAF is seen here passing over Ashburton grove while en route from London Heathrow to Barbados.  

[DJ Dangerous]

Barbados???

Surely you mean Canarias!

 

 

[Noel]

On 23/7/2022 at 12:32 AM, ttc0169 said:

It’s rush hour on the high street as EI-BED takes off over the bus garage heading for Washington. 
 

Had many a memorable jump seat on those old 100 series, they had steam gauge analogue cockpit instrumentation but at least had INS so no need for astro sights. Had 5 engines slung under the wings on occasion. 

[Broithe]

32 minutes ago, Noel said:

Had many a memorable jump seat on those old 100 series, they had steam gauge analogue cockpit instrumentation but at least had INS so no need for astro sights. Had 5 engines slung under the wings on occasion. 

A spare is always handy.

[Noel]

Those were the days

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EI-BED takes off on a night flight to Chicago….