737 intercept in dutch airspace
Posted: Sat May 01, 2004 5:47 pmA 737 was intercepted by 2 F-16's today. No info about the airline involved, but LOTS of people complaining about the sonic booms...
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Posted: Sat May 01, 2004 5:47 pmRe: 737 intercept in dutch airspace
Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 3:59 amFirst I've heard of it. Have you got any more info yet Ivan?
Re: 737 intercept in dutch airspace
Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 9:03 amNo more info... the F-16's returned home after the 737 was escorted out of the dutch airspace.
Apparently no big deal, as it isn't on the national news one day after it happended.
Apparently no big deal, as it isn't on the national news one day after it happended.
Re: 737 intercept in dutch airspace
Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 12:16 pmOkay thanks, I'll get surfing and see what I can find. If nothing else its time I brushed up my Dutch 
Doei
Mark
Doei
Mark
Re: 737 intercept in dutch airspace
Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 2:17 pmany idea where this happened:north, south,... if there were sonic booms and it was in the south, i must have heard it.
mazzel ;D
mazzel ;D
Re: 737 intercept in dutch airspace
Posted: Mon May 03, 2004 9:17 amPossibly Air Europe, route from Bergen (Norway) to somewheren in southern Spain.
It was followed until it was above Brussels. 2 ship F-16 flight was sent from Leeuwarden AB for intercept
Official statement by the KLu (Dutch airforce)
in dutch
It was followed until it was above Brussels. 2 ship F-16 flight was sent from Leeuwarden AB for intercept
Official statement by the KLu (Dutch airforce)
in dutch
Re: 737 intercept in dutch airspace
Posted: Mon May 03, 2004 11:56 amThanks Ivan, I had to dust of the old Dutch/English dictionary, but it was good practice. I was surprised how many words I could remember 
I think I need to find some Dutch people to practice on around town, as I was better at speaking than reading
Mark
I think I need to find some Dutch people to practice on around town, as I was better at speaking than reading
Mark
Re: 737 intercept in dutch airspace
Posted: Tue May 04, 2004 3:50 amwith the news in the papers now it's still a little vague.
seems to me the pilot was dozing or so, as he decided to contact ATC after the fighters were on his tail for 20 minutes or so
seems to me the pilot was dozing or so, as he decided to contact ATC after the fighters were on his tail for 20 minutes or so
Re: 737 intercept in dutch airspace
Posted: Tue May 04, 2004 5:18 pmFor those of us who are lazy, or just can't speak Dutch, here's the BabelFish translation:
Two f-16 fighters of the royal air power its Saturday afternoon (1 May) around two hours of the fly basis lion ears taken off to intercept a plane above the Netherlands. The movement plane of the type boeing 737 had appeared on the radar and flew from north to south, but satisfied to the movement control rules. Two F-16's vervolgens under accompaniment of a fighting LEADER of the air Operations and Control station new Milligen has been sent away immediately on the toestel identify the toestel and contact to make with the crew. After it had been put certain that there was nothing to the hand and the Dutch airspace had left the toestel F-16's has returned to the thuisbasis the lion ears. F-16's with a speed of than thousand km/h the movement plane more has approached and thereby by the sound barrier has gone. This has possibly conducted possibly local to some questions and nuisance. For the maintaining of the airspace above the Netherlands stand 24 hours per day, 7 days per week F-16's ready for these Quick Reaction alert (Qra)-taak. at a report of an unknown plane in the Dutch airspace are F-16's within some minutes in air intercept the plane.