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Post by billsamuels on Apr 23, 2018 12:52:05 GMT
Hi Guys, For those of you who frequent Brussels to spot, check this out next time... www.facebook.com/brusselsairlines/videos/10155206272216644/I’ve been to BRU a couple of times and have always struggled to see much. Don’t know if this will greatly improve it but it doesn’t look too bad and probably worth a try.... Best of luck. Bill |
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Post by davebasing on Apr 23, 2018 13:49:12 GMT
Hi Guys, For those of you who frequent Brussels to spot, check this out next time... www.facebook.com/brusselsairlines/videos/10155206272216644/I’ve been to BRU a couple of times and have always struggled to see much. Don’t know if this will greatly improve it but it doesn’t look too bad and probably worth a try.... Best of luck. Bill When I was there on my regular trip a couple of weeks back the elevated viewing ramps were seemingly near completion. They should both offer good viewing and unobstructed photo opportunities. Downside is that you need a car to get to them. The area immediately beside the terminal building at departure level (on the left as you look at the front of the terminal) used to be a disabled car park until the bombing which has permanently closed that level to all vehicle traffic. That area has now been covered in artificial grass with tables and has a view over a part of RW 25R which is the one used for all departures (unless there are crosswinds). Most things landing on 25R will turn off before becoming visible (although cargo and bizjet traffic will roll past) and of course nothing landing on 25L (never used for departures) will be visible. However as what comes down must eventually go up then sitting there for a period will still be OK (with the shops and facilities inside the terminal next door). |
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