[Feb 8th, 1800-2200Z] Winter Break in Co Clare Ireland

[Jonas Kuster]

Friday 8th Feburary 2013

Have a short winter break in County Clare Ireland. Visit Bunratty Castle or
have a look at the stunning views at the Cliffs of Moher.

Shannon Airport

One of the three most important airports in Ireland, Shannon Airport has a
long history of transatlantic service. Originally an important refuelling
stop for flights bound for North America, it has since developed into both
an important regional hub and a strategic last stop for savvy passengers
capitalising on the US pre-screening facilities for international
passengers.

Today, Shannon Airport serves around 1.75 million passengers every year.
The main carriers here are Aer Lingus and Ryanair, and they are backed by
several US-based airlines and a network of charter routes connecting to
holiday destinations in across Europe, the Canaries and the Balearics.

Vateir controllers will be fully staffing EINN for this event.

SCENERY & CHARTS
Full charts for the Shannon are available here:
http://www.iaa.ie/safe_reg/iaip/aip_einn_charts.htm

Paywere Scenery is available from: http://www.eiresim.com

[Pascal Doppmann]

Wenn ich da mit ner 172er Reinknattern komme bin ich auch erwünscht? ^^ würde gerade in meine VFR Reise reinpassen

[Jonas Kuster]

Klar, warum nicht ...

[HP Rutschmann]

und sonst sagen sie Dir schon: "Fly heading 270, maintain for 3 hours!"




back to topic:

Aufgepasst, Shannon hat mit über fünfeinhalb Grad bereits deutliche Deklination.
(Winkel zwischen magnetisch Nord und Karten-Nord)