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Monday, 13th May 2024
Düsseldorf, Germany
Sunrise05:41
Sunset21:16
Current Weather
Conditions:Clear Sky
Temperature:19°C
Feels Like:18°C
Wind:140 / 7 Knots
Humidity:62 %
Bar. Pressure:1012 hPa
Weather Information kindly provided by OpenWeather.

Runway Operations

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Recent Activities
Departures
 23LUpdated:   08:25 (GWI1NU)
Cont. Use: >7d (11x)
Arrivals
 23LUpdated:   01:00 (TUI6VD)
Cont. Use: >7d (9x)
Wind Components
23-0.4 Knots
05 0.4 Knots
X-Wind 7 Knots
Expected Availability
Monday, 13th May 2024
23LNot Available
23RNot Available
Activities based on ADS-B messages (>80% aircraft coverage).
Weather & Wind data kindly provided by OpenWeather.

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▸︎ FedEx
▸︎ Short 360
▸︎ D-CFDX

Wolfgang Mendorf (2002)
▸︎ Nightexpress
▸︎ Short 360
▸︎ D-CRAS

Thomas Fraszczak (2010)

▸︎ BAC Express Airlines
▸︎ Short 360
▸︎ G-OBLK

Felix Goetting (2003)
«Operating for FedEx that early morning (November 12, 2003). In the background of this long-time exposure you can see the shade of a taxing LTU Airbus 330.»
▸︎ FedEx
▸︎ Short 360
▸︎ D-CFXG

Bernd Hempe (2001)

▸︎ Streamline
▸︎ Short 360
▸︎ G-SSWC

Michael Stappen (2003)
▸︎ HeavyLift Cargo Airlines
▸︎ Short SC-5 Belfast
▸︎ G-BFYU

Bernd Hempe (1980)

▸︎ HeavyLift Cargo Airlines
▸︎ Short SC-5 Belfast
▸︎ G-BEPE

Udo Haafke (1982)
▸︎ HeavyLift Cargo Airlines
▸︎ Short SC-5 Belfast
▸︎ G-BEPE

Udo Haafke (1981)

▸︎ HeavyLift Cargo Airlines
▸︎ Short SC-5 Belfast
▸︎ G-BEPE

Wolfgang Mendorf (1981)
▸︎ HeavyLift Cargo Airlines
▸︎ Short SC-5 Belfast
▸︎ G-BEPE

Udo Haafke (1981)

▸︎ HeavyLift Cargo Airlines
▸︎ Short SC-5 Belfast
▸︎ G-BEPE

Udo Haafke (1980)
«still with Transmeridian tail»
▸︎ HeavyLift Cargo Airlines
▸︎ Short SC-5 Belfast
▸︎ G-BFYU

Hajo Warnken (1985)
«HeavyLift Cargo Airlines operated five of a total of ten Short Belfasts ever built. All were previously in service with the Royal Air Force. The takeoff weight of over 100 tons is 20 percent higher than todays most powerful Lockheed Hercules model -J»

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