Eastern Airways: Aircrafts' day-by-day plan

[19AB67 16]

Hi folks,

 

there aren't many airlines out there flying the J41.

Eastern Airways (https://en.wikipedia...Eastern_Airways) is one of them.

Their largest base is Aberdeen (IATA: ABZ, ICAO: EGPD).

 

The webpage http://www.easternairways.com/ provides Eastern Airways' time table.

http://www.easternairways.com/_assets/media/timetable.pdf

 

As I like to fly some legs of a given aircraft, I tried to analyse the aircrafts' day plan and came to the following result,

examplary for one plane stationed at Newcastle (NCL, EGNT): --- hardly readable... see attached file ---

 

 

The first flight

EZE4621 from EGNT Newcastle at 0655 to EGBB Birmingham, block time 1:00.

 

The second flight you have to read from right to left it is

EZE4622 from EGBB Birmingham at 0830 back to EGNT, Newcastle, block time again 1:00.

 

Bold letters indicate the flight's origin.

FREQ give you the days of operation.

 

Somebody interested in the rest? ... in xls?

 

CU,

Andreas

[Petraeus 147]

Yes - I would be very interested.

[Dave_Harrison 0]

Yes please I wouldbe interested

Thanks Dave H

[19AB67 16]

Hi Petraeus,

 

here you are in pdf only. I am not allowed to upload xlsx or xls formats.

I use the xlsx to note (still to fill... haven't flown all routes yet)

- the FL from the rte file

- the fuel in lbs and the incl. reserve*

- a little formula to fill automatically the amount in kgs

- remarks and some Friday deviations from the 'normal' plan.

(If somebody like to get the xlsx or xls, provide your email address directly to me. )

 

Below the J41 plans, the timetable shows also flights usually flown by Eastern's Saab 2000.

 

However, the plan is not complete, the source sometimes incomprehensible. More research to be done...

 

So, have fun!

Andreas

 

 

* usually 800lbs, but I assume for a short trip to a not that busy airport as Durham Tees Valey

600lbs should be sufficient: Except in bad weather no holdings to expect...

[Petraeus 147]

Andreas - many thanks!

 

I recommend this to any J41 jockeys flying Eastern Airways routes.

[Flyboy_Pete 0]

Brindabella is another airline currently using the J41 (according to their web site)

 

www.brindabellaairlines.com.au/flying-with-us/fleet

 

The bonus is that PMDG have the colours for Brindabella.

[Taipan 30]

Indeed, the Brindabella J41 is great to fly around ORBX Australia :)

[19AB67 16]

Please be aware of my updated/complete Eastern Airways day-by-day plan:

http://forum.avsim.net/topic/378685-eastern-airways-aircrafts-day-by-day-plan-update/

[Guest BeaverDriver]

Many thanks for this Andreas. Really appreciate your work on these! Especially Eastern :).