Baldonnel Movements

24/03/2012

Saturday 24th March
Locals active
254 BN-2T P254
272 EC135 E272

23/03/2012

Friday 23rd March
Locals active
203 Ce172 R203
208 Ce172 R208
254 BN-2T P254
256 EC135 E256
271 EC135 E271
275 AW139 AW275
276 AW139 AW276

22/03/2012

Thursday 22nd March
Locals active
205 Ce172 R205
208 Ce172 R208
210 Ce172 R210
263 PC-9M F263
264 PC-9M F264
267 PC-9M F267
271 EC135 E271
272 EC135 E272
276 AW139 AW276
279 AW139 AW279

Wednesday 21st March
Locals active
208 Ce172 R208
251 Gulfstream 4 IRL251
253 CN235 IRL253
254 BN-2T P254
260 PC-9M F260
263 PC-9M F263
271 EC135 E271
272 EC135 E272
275 AW139 AW275
276 AW139 AW276

18/03/2012

Sunday 18th March
Locals active
210 CeFR172H R210
253 CN235M C253
254 BN-2T P254
270 EC135 E270
272 EC135 E272

17/03/2012

Saturday 17th March
Locals active
253 CN235M C253
256 EC135 E256
264 PC-9M 'Eagle'
270 EC135 E270
272 EC135 E272

16/03/2012

Friday 16th March
Locals active
253 CN235M C253
270 EC135 E270

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About Baldonnel

Casement Aerodrome, Baldonnel (ICAO : EIME) is a military airport located 16km south west of Dublin City.

The airfield dates back to 1917 when it was established as a base by the Royal Flying Corps (RFC). Following the war of independence it was taken on charge by the Irish Air Corps and is their home base to this day.

It also served as Dublin's original airport and Aer Lingus operated their first ever commercial service in May 1936 from there to Bristol using a DH.84 Dragon.

This log is compiled from my own observations and is an effort to record visiting aircraft at Baldonnel. Bearing in mind the security nature of military operations, details will only be posted after the fact. If you wish to advise of any errors or provide additional information please use the comment box or contact me by e-mail.

Slán,

Gerry