Planes at Birmingham Airport | **SNOW** | 22/12/10

Uploaded by rachaelmatt on Dec 23, 2010

Various planes at Birmingham Int'l airport in the snowy conditions of Wednesday 22nd December 2010. It was snowing very lightly, but there was thick snow on the ground and slushy conditions on the taxiway and runway.
INCLUDES:
1. Air France Airbus A318 "BabyBus" taking off, tail no. (F-GUGG)
2. Eastern Airways jetstream 41, tail no. (G-MAJJ)
3. Ryanair Boeing 737-800 landing
4. Flybe ERJ190/195 taking off, tail no. (G-FBEG)
5. Flybe ERJ190/195 landing
6. Lufthansa Boeing 737-500 taking off
7. BMI Baby Boeing 737-300 taking off, tail no. (G-TOYH)
8. KLM cityhopper ERJ170 landing
9. Flybe Dash8 Q400 landing, tail no. (G-JECT)
10. Thomas Cook Boeing 757-200 taking off, tail no. (G-FCLH)
11. City Airline ERJ145 taking off, tail no. (SE-RIA)
12. Emirates 777-300 being tugged into a gate (Re-positioning)
13. Monarch Airbus A321 taking off, tail no. (G-OZBG) to Luxor (Egypt)
Thanks for watching!

Takeoff's from Birmingham airport

Uploaded by AGBailey321 on Dec 17, 2010

here are 2 clips showing a monarch and a bmi baby takeoff.
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Tristar ZE704 at BHX

Uploaded by Kevin Pitt on Nov 9, 2010

RAF Tristar ZE704 makes a short stop in awful weather at Birmingham Airport to deliver a casualty for hospital treatment before heading off to Brize Norton. Video includes other aircraft movements.

Planes at Birmingham Airport | BHX | 30.10.2010

Uploaded by rachaelmatt on Oct 31, 2010

Various planes at Birmingham Int'l airport on Saturday 30th October 2010.
INCLUDES: 2x Thomson 757's, PIA 777-300, Thomas Cook 757, Monarch A321, Aer Lingus A320, Ryanair's & More!
The last few clips were filmed earlier that day, during the morning taken from the footbridge at Marston Green train station!

Birmingham Airport Welcomes The Pope

Uploaded by BirminghamAirport on 22 Sep 2010

On Sunday 19th September 2010 The Pope completed his State visit to the UK and departed back to Rome from Birmingham Airport.

The event came at the end of months of meticulous planning and was a real team effort on the day, ensuring a smooth and successful departure for The Pope.