Friday, December 26, 2008
Saudi transits at Shannon
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The Christmas season has seen a number of Saudi transits through Shannon. Christmas Day saw BBJ HZ-102 and Gulfstream 4 HZ-103 whilst today saw Challenger HZ-AFA2, BBJ HZ-102 back again and Gulfstream 4 HZ-AFY operating flight SVA 7576. Pictured is Gulfstream 4 HZ-AFY, msn 1166 arriving from Tozeur Nefta (DTTZ) in Tunisia.
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