—| Saturday, 4th May 2024 | |
| Düsseldorf, Germany | |
| Sunrise | 05:56 |
| Sunset | 21:02 |
| Current Weather | |
| Conditions: | Clear Sky |
| Temperature: | 10°C |
| Feels Like: | 7°C |
| Wind: | 150 / 8 Knots |
| Humidity: | 89 % |
| Bar. Pressure: | 1015 hPa |
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| Recent Activities | |
| Departures | Not Available |
| Arrivals | Not Available |
| Wind Components | |
| 23 | 1 Knots |
| 05 | -1 Knots |
| X-Wind | 7.9 Knots |
| Expected Availability | |
| Saturday, 4th May 2024 | |
| 23L/05R | Not Available |
| 23R/05L | Not Available |
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 | ▸︎ CTA Compagnie de Transport Aerien ▸︎ McDonnell Douglas MD-87 ▸︎ HB-IUA Wolfgang Mendorf (1989) |  | ▸︎ UAE - Air Force ▸︎ Lockheed C-130 Hercules ▸︎ 1214 Hajo Warnken (1989) «This Hercules model-H with the clearly visible auxiliary tanks for long range operations has been flying with the U.A.E. Air Force for forty years since delivery in 1981. The desert camouflage has been replaced meanwhile by an inconspicuous gray paint» |
 | ▸︎ Titan Airways ▸︎ Embraer EMB-110 Bandeirante ▸︎ G-BPDL Hajo Warnken (1989) «Even a Titan started out small - by the way, Titan AW got its name from the first plane in service, a Cessna 406 Titan. Reregistered as G-ZAPE, G-BPDL crashed on January 13, 1993 on a cargo flight near Sellafield for unknown reasons» |  | ▸︎ LTU Süd ▸︎ Boeing 767-300 ▸︎ D-AMUS Hajo Warnken (1989) «Seen here shortly after delivery to LTU-Süd in February 1989. D-AMUS was transferred to parent company LTU in late 1997 and four years later D-AMUS left DUS in March 2002 in full Hawaiian Airlines livery» |
 | ▸︎ Kalitta Air ▸︎ McDonnell Douglas DC-9-15RC ▸︎ N9353 Wolfgang Mendorf (1989) «Surprize guest on a single visit» |  | ▸︎ Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) ▸︎ McDonnell Douglas DC-9-40 ▸︎ LN-RLA Hajo Warnken (1989) «Are Viking spent his entire active life 27 years in service with SAS, only once changed his livery to this scheme» |
 | ▸︎ Fordair ▸︎ Gulfstream I ▸︎ G-AWYF Hajo Warnken (1989) «Grummans Gulfstream I was the first turboprop business jet, of which 211 were built from 1959 to 1969 and was powered by two Rolls-Royce Dart propeller engines» |  | ▸︎ Air Atlantis ▸︎ Boeing 737-200 ▸︎ CS-TEU Wolfgang Mendorf (1989) «On legendary taxiway W» |
 | ▸︎ Aeromaritime ▸︎ Boeing 737-300 ▸︎ F-GFUE Wolfgang Mendorf (1989) |  | ▸︎ Air Atlantis ▸︎ Boeing 737-300 ▸︎ CS-TIF Wolfgang Mendorf (1989) |
 | ▸︎ Martinair ▸︎ McDonnell Douglas MD-82 ▸︎ PH-MCD Wolfgang Mendorf (1989) |  | ▸︎ Air Malta ▸︎ Boeing 737-200 ▸︎ 9H-ABF Wolfgang Mendorf (1989) «Second livery» |
 | ▸︎ Business Flight ▸︎ Fokker 27-200 ▸︎ OY-BVH Wolfgang Mendorf (1989) |  | ▸︎ Busy Bee of Norway ▸︎ Fokker 27-100 ▸︎ LN-NPI Wolfgang Mendorf (1989) «Revised titles» |
 | ▸︎ DLT ▸︎ Fokker 50 ▸︎ PH-JHD Hajo Warnken (1989) «DLT, which emerged from OLT in 1974, took over uneconomically served Lufthansa flight routes in the 1970s and 1980s with Shorts 330, HS 748, Embraer 120 and originally leased Fokker 50, which were later purchased» |  | ▸︎ Air Charter International ▸︎ Boeing 737-200 ▸︎ F-GEXJ Hajo Warnken (1989) «Trade charter for the K-Plastic fair in 1989, here the Air Charter B.737-200 operated by EAS, which as UR-BVY is still used today as a training aid in Kiev» |
 | ▸︎ Air Charter International ▸︎ Boeing 737-200 ▸︎ G-BJCT Hajo Warnken (1989) «Charles Stewart Rolls, together with Frederick Henry Royce founder of the automotive company Rolls-Royce, here as the namesake for G-BJCT in hybrid Britannia AW-Euralair-Air Charter livery, trade fair charter for the plastics trade fair K89» |  | ▸︎ Air Charter International ▸︎ Boeing 737-200 ▸︎ F-GFYL Hajo Warnken (1989) «Previously known as Clipper Stieglitz with Pan AM, registered as N383PA, seen here on a trade fair charter in October 1989 in Euralair service» |
 | ▸︎ EgyptAir ▸︎ Airbus A300B4 ▸︎ SU-BDF Hajo Warnken (1989) «Named after the Egyptian goddess Hathor, here ready for push back from her gate position, at that time B54, now gate position B08. In her second life SU-BDF operated as a parcel freighter for Hunting Cargo and European Air Transport» |  | ▸︎ Aviogenex ▸︎ Boeing 737-200 ▸︎ YU-ANX Wolfgang Mendorf (1989) «Non-standard livery» |
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