https://www.spotterswiki.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Nick 2026-05-01T03:52:26Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.8 https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9756 2009-01-09T03:14:30Z

<p>Nick: /* Domestic */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.80|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Williamtown Military base more commonly known as Newcastle Airport is located 30 minutes from Newcastle CBD. Newcastle airport operates one runway 12/30. Runway 12 is an ils where as 30 is a visual approach but the best for taking photo's as the aircraft land over the road.<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking pictures of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Domestic===<br /> * Jetstar A320<br /> * Virgin Blue 737-700/800 (Pacific Blue also makes the odd apperance)<br /> * Brindabella Metro 23 <br /> * Aero Pelican Jetstream 32<br /> * Norfolk Air 737-200<br /> * Qantaslink Dash 8<br /> <br /> ===General Aviation===<br /> * King Air (RFDS &amp; Ambulance)<br /> * Cessna Citation<br /> * Bombardier jets<br /> * Cessna 172, 206, 180<br /> * Gliders<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==<br /> ===Car Rental===<br /> * Avis<br /> * Budget<br /> * Europcar<br /> * Hertz<br /> * Thrifty<br /> <br /> ===Dining &amp; Retail===<br /> * Insomnia (Coffee shop with foods such as sandwiches, focaccias, sushi, yogurt, fruit salad, and their signature hand baked biscuits and pastries) there are two Insomnia stores one before security and one after in the departure lounge.<br /> * Hungry Jacks<br /> * Sports Bar &amp; Bistro ( also serves coffees, breakfast,lunch and dinner there are also 5 large plasma screens)</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9253 2008-07-30T11:17:17Z

<p>Nick: /* Facilities and Transportation */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.80|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Williamtown Military base more commonly known as Newcastle Airport is located 30 minutes from Newcastle CBD. Newcastle airport operates one runway 12/30. Runway 12 is an ils where as 30 is a visual approach but the best for taking photo's as the aircraft land over the road.<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking pictures of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Domestic===<br /> * Jetstar A320<br /> * Virgin Blue 737-700/800 (Pacific Blue also makes the odd apperance)<br /> * Brindabella Metro 23 <br /> * Aero Pelican Jetstream 32 &amp; Bae 110<br /> * Norfolk Air 737-200<br /> * Qantaslink Dash 8<br /> <br /> ===General Aviation===<br /> * King Air (RFDS &amp; Ambulance)<br /> * Cessna Citation<br /> * Bombardier jets<br /> * Cessna 172, 206, 180<br /> * Gliders<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==<br /> ===Car Rental===<br /> * Avis<br /> * Budget<br /> * Europcar<br /> * Hertz<br /> * Thrifty<br /> <br /> ===Dining &amp; Retail===<br /> * Insomnia (Coffee shop with foods such as sandwiches, focaccias, sushi, yogurt, fruit salad, and their signature hand baked biscuits and pastries) there are two Insomnia stores one before security and one after in the departure lounge.<br /> * Hungry Jacks<br /> * Sports Bar &amp; Bistro ( also serves coffees, breakfast,lunch and dinner there are also 5 large plasma screens)</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9252 2008-07-30T11:12:21Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.80|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Williamtown Military base more commonly known as Newcastle Airport is located 30 minutes from Newcastle CBD. Newcastle airport operates one runway 12/30. Runway 12 is an ils where as 30 is a visual approach but the best for taking photo's as the aircraft land over the road.<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking pictures of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Domestic===<br /> * Jetstar A320<br /> * Virgin Blue 737-700/800 (Pacific Blue also makes the odd apperance)<br /> * Brindabella Metro 23 <br /> * Aero Pelican Jetstream 32 &amp; Bae 110<br /> * Norfolk Air 737-200<br /> * Qantaslink Dash 8<br /> <br /> ===General Aviation===<br /> * King Air (RFDS &amp; Ambulance)<br /> * Cessna Citation<br /> * Bombardier jets<br /> * Cessna 172, 206, 180<br /> * Gliders<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9251 2008-07-30T11:11:39Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.80|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Williamtown Military base more commonly known as Newcastle Airport is located 30 minutes from Newcastle CBD. Newcastle airport operates one runway 12/30. Runway 12 is and ils where as 30 is a visual approach but the best for taking photo's as the aircraft land over the road.<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking pictures of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Domestic===<br /> * Jetstar A320<br /> * Virgin Blue 737-700/800 (Pacific Blue also makes the odd apperance)<br /> * Brindabella Metro 23 <br /> * Aero Pelican Jetstream 32 &amp; Bae 110<br /> * Norfolk Air 737-200<br /> * Qantaslink Dash 8<br /> <br /> ===General Aviation===<br /> * King Air (RFDS &amp; Ambulance)<br /> * Cessna Citation<br /> * Bombardier jets<br /> * Cessna 172, 206, 180<br /> * Gliders<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9250 2008-07-30T11:07:29Z

<p>Nick: /* =General Aviation */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.80|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking pictures of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Domestic===<br /> * Jetstar A320<br /> * Virgin Blue 737-700/800 (Pacific Blue also makes the odd apperance)<br /> * Brindabella Metro 23 <br /> * Aero Pelican Jetstream 32 &amp; Bae 110<br /> * Norfolk Air 737-200<br /> * Qantaslink Dash 8<br /> <br /> ===General Aviation===<br /> * King Air (RFDS &amp; Ambulance)<br /> * Cessna Citation<br /> * Bombardier jets<br /> * Cessna 172, 206, 180<br /> * Gliders<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9249 2008-07-30T11:06:53Z

<p>Nick: /* Regular Traffic */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.80|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking pictures of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Domestic===<br /> * Jetstar A320<br /> * Virgin Blue 737-700/800 (Pacific Blue also makes the odd apperance)<br /> * Brindabella Metro 23 <br /> * Aero Pelican Jetstream 32 &amp; Bae 110<br /> * Norfolk Air 737-200<br /> * Qantaslink Dash 8<br /> <br /> ====General Aviation===<br /> * King Air (RFDS &amp; Ambulance)<br /> * Cessna Citation<br /> * Bombardier jets<br /> * Cessna 172, 206, 180<br /> * Gliders<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9240 2008-07-29T22:28:10Z

<p>Nick: /* Regular Traffic */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.80|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking pictures of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> ===Qantaslink===<br /> Qantaslink operate the Dash 8 into Newcastle.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9239 2008-07-29T22:27:17Z

<p>Nick: /* Bae Hanger */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.80|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking pictures of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9238 2008-07-29T22:26:51Z

<p>Nick: /* Fighter World */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.80|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Maitland_Airport&diff=9178 2008-07-28T00:21:39Z

<p>Nick: New page: {{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}} {{infobox|fullname=Maitland Airport| location=Maitland NSW| iata=MTL| icao=YMND| aptype=Civil| website=| mapurl=| mapsource=| atctower=12...</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Maitland Airport|<br /> location=Maitland NSW|<br /> iata=MTL|<br /> icao=YMND|<br /> aptype=Civil|<br /> website=|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=126.70|<br /> atcground=126.70|<br /> atcclearance=|<br /> atcapproach=126.70|<br /> atcdeparture=126.70|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=126.70}}<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Apron Fence===<br /> There is a fence around 100 metres long right next to the apron infront of the terminal. This is a great place for taking pictures off aicraft landing on runway 05 &amp; 08. Also great for departures from 23.<br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Anambah Road===<br /> This is a great place for taking photos of arriving aircraft on runway 23 and departures from 05. The easiest way to get there is head into town from the airport and at the first roudabotu turn left into Anambah Road drive for about a kilometre and you will see runway 23 on your left.<br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> ===Cessna===<br /> ===Beechcraft===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9177 2008-07-27T22:30:32Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial - GA - RAAF|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.80|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9176 2008-07-27T22:29:59Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial - GA - RAAF|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9175 2008-07-27T22:29:12Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial/GA/RAAF|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9174 2008-07-27T22:28:12Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=NTL|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photos. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photos &amp; side on photos.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on runway 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visible. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm although 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photos here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to Fighter World is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photos but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Brisbane_International_Airport_(BNE/YBBN)&diff=9153 2008-07-27T09:02:19Z

<p>Nick: /* Other Spotting Locations */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|Queensland}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Brisbane Airport|<br /> location=Brisbane|<br /> iata=BNE|<br /> icao=YBBN|<br /> aptype=Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.bne.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=120.50|<br /> atcground=121.70|<br /> atcclearance=118.60|<br /> atcapproach=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcdeparture=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is located in the Brisbane suburb of Brisbane Airport, Queensland, Australia. The airport is managed by Brisbane Airport Corporation Limited (BAC) and the current CEO is Koen Rooijmans. It is the third busiest airport in Australia after Sydney and Melbourne airports.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport has an international terminal, a domestic terminal and a cargo terminal. Both of the passenger terminals have a number of shops and cafeterias.<br /> <br /> The airport was awarded the IATA Eagle Award in 2005, the second of only two Australian airports to receive such award. Brisbane's $400 million parallel runway project is close to a reality after a dramatic rise in passenger numbers over the last 3 years.<br /> <br /> Brisbane, along with Sydney Airport, Melbourne Airport and Perth Airport, are having terminal modifications to accommodate the new Airbus A380, The A380 first arrived at Brisbane on November 14, 2005.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is accessible by road from Brisbane's Gateway Motorway and from the city, and by rail using the Airtrain service that is linked to the Citytrain network. A new Airport Link motorway is planned to connect the Brisbane CBD and airport.<br /> <br /> On 18 September 2007, the federal government granted approval for the construction of a new runway at Brisbane airport. The $1 billion new runway will take approximately eight years to construct and will generate about 2,700 jobs. The 3,600-metre runway will operate parallel to the existing main runway at the Brisbane Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===International Terminal Deck===<br /> The deck is located on the right hand side of the top level past the coffee shops.<br /> Best time to take photo's is the afternoon. The viewing deck looks over the approach of 01.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Acacia Street - Loop Road===<br /> Aircraft taxiing past for departure Rwy 19, also approach to Rwy 19 and departing aircraft on 01. There is an elevated concrete slab in front of the wire fence but a ladder is still advisable. For a taxi shot u will need about 100mm, generally the international a/c take the far taxiway as shown in the pic above and domestic a/c take the closer taxiway. But sometimes you get lucky !<br /> The easest way to get there is turn left at the roundabout after the Control Tower on to Dryandra Rd and continue as far as you can go then turn right onto Acacia St. <br /> Best time for shooting is between 9am and 10am.<br /> <br /> ===Boronia Road Approach===<br /> You will need above 320mm for taking pictures of 737's and less for a/c of a larger magnitude.<br /> The easiest way to get there is follow Lomandra drive east. Boronia Rd road is a ring road so you can take either the first or second Boronia Rd roads on the left. Best time for taking pictures is in the afternoon<br /> <br /> ===Fire Station===<br /> You can get great shots of aircraft arriving rwy 01 with the Brisbane city skyline as a backdrop, also roll through for both 19 &amp; 01. The easiest way to get there is follow Lomandra drive east turn left onto Myrtletown Rd follow it up to the Qantas hangers, as the road curves to the right take the first left Pandanus Av (This is a private road you can be told to move on at anytime please do if asked) follow it up and take the first left Baeckea St there is a carpark on the right. Around 260 mm gets the 747's, 300mm gets 737's. Best time for taking photo's is in the morning<br /> <br /> ===Kingsford-Smith Memorial===<br /> Departing aircraft Rwy 19 (min. 300mm lens recommended<br /> The easiest way to get there is follow Airport Drive to the International terminal turn left at the roundabout into Correa St. The best time to take photo's is in the afternoon.<br /> <br /> ===Toona Lane===<br /> Departing aircraft Rwy 19, Landing 01 roll through and taxi both directions. The easiest way to get there is follow Airport Drive past the International terminal, through the roundabout do a U-turn and turn into Toona Lane (There is a field on the left). The best time to take photo's is in the afternoon.<br /> <br /> ===Mc Bride Road===<br /> Departing aircraft Rwy 19, Approaching Rwy 01. Easiest way to get there is from Airport Drive follow Lomandra drive to the end. Turn right onto Eagle Farm Road, Then first right onto Serpentine Road Then right again onto Mc Bride Road. Follow it to the end. The best time for photo's is in the morning.<br /> <br /> ===Main Beach Road - Sewage Plant===<br /> Approaching aircraft Rwy 19. easiest way to get there is from Airport Drive follow Lomandra drive to the end. Turn left onto Main Myrtletown Rd follow all the way to Bancroft Rd right into Brownlee St then left into Main Beach Rd follow to the end. On the left you will see a grass driveway along the fence line. Best time for photo's is in the morning.<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Brisbane_International_Airport_(BNE/YBBN)&diff=9152 2008-07-27T08:57:05Z

<p>Nick: /* Other Spotting Locations */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|Queensland}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Brisbane Airport|<br /> location=Brisbane|<br /> iata=BNE|<br /> icao=YBBN|<br /> aptype=Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.bne.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=120.50|<br /> atcground=121.70|<br /> atcclearance=118.60|<br /> atcapproach=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcdeparture=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is located in the Brisbane suburb of Brisbane Airport, Queensland, Australia. The airport is managed by Brisbane Airport Corporation Limited (BAC) and the current CEO is Koen Rooijmans. It is the third busiest airport in Australia after Sydney and Melbourne airports.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport has an international terminal, a domestic terminal and a cargo terminal. Both of the passenger terminals have a number of shops and cafeterias.<br /> <br /> The airport was awarded the IATA Eagle Award in 2005, the second of only two Australian airports to receive such award. Brisbane's $400 million parallel runway project is close to a reality after a dramatic rise in passenger numbers over the last 3 years.<br /> <br /> Brisbane, along with Sydney Airport, Melbourne Airport and Perth Airport, are having terminal modifications to accommodate the new Airbus A380, The A380 first arrived at Brisbane on November 14, 2005.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is accessible by road from Brisbane's Gateway Motorway and from the city, and by rail using the Airtrain service that is linked to the Citytrain network. A new Airport Link motorway is planned to connect the Brisbane CBD and airport.<br /> <br /> On 18 September 2007, the federal government granted approval for the construction of a new runway at Brisbane airport. The $1 billion new runway will take approximately eight years to construct and will generate about 2,700 jobs. The 3,600-metre runway will operate parallel to the existing main runway at the Brisbane Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===International Terminal Deck===<br /> The deck is located on the right hand side of the top level past the coffee shops.<br /> Best time to take photo's is the afternoon. The viewing deck looks over the approach of 01.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Acacia Street - Loop Road===<br /> Aircraft taxiing past for departure Rwy 19, also approach to Rwy 19 and departing aircraft on 01. There is an elevated concrete slab in front of the wire fence but a ladder is still advisable. For a taxi shot u will need about 100mm, generally the international a/c take the far taxiway as shown in the pic above and domestic a/c take the closer taxiway. But sometimes you get lucky !<br /> The easest way to get there is turn left at the roundabout after the Control Tower on to Dryandra Rd and continue as far as you can go then turn right onto Acacia St. <br /> Best time for shooting is between 9am and 10am.<br /> <br /> ===Boronia Road Approach===<br /> You will need above 320mm for taking pictures of 737's and less for a/c of a larger magnitude.<br /> The easiest way to get there is follow Lomandra drive east. Boronia Rd road is a ring road so you can take either the first or second Boronia Rd roads on the left. Best time for taking pictures is in the afternoon<br /> <br /> ===Fire Station===<br /> You can get great shots of aircraft arriving rwy 01 with the Brisbane city skyline as a backdrop, also roll through for both 19 &amp; 01. The easiest way to get there is follow Lomandra drive east turn left onto Myrtletown Rd follow it up to the Qantas hangers, as the road curves to the right take the first left Pandanus Av (This is a private road you can be told to move on at anytime please do if asked) follow it up and take the first left Baeckea St there is a carpark on the right. Around 260 mm gets the 747's, 300mm gets 737's. Best time for taking photo's is in the morning<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Brisbane_International_Airport_(BNE/YBBN)&diff=9151 2008-07-27T08:54:30Z

<p>Nick: /* Boronia Road Approach */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|Queensland}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Brisbane Airport|<br /> location=Brisbane|<br /> iata=BNE|<br /> icao=YBBN|<br /> aptype=Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.bne.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=120.50|<br /> atcground=121.70|<br /> atcclearance=118.60|<br /> atcapproach=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcdeparture=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is located in the Brisbane suburb of Brisbane Airport, Queensland, Australia. The airport is managed by Brisbane Airport Corporation Limited (BAC) and the current CEO is Koen Rooijmans. It is the third busiest airport in Australia after Sydney and Melbourne airports.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport has an international terminal, a domestic terminal and a cargo terminal. Both of the passenger terminals have a number of shops and cafeterias.<br /> <br /> The airport was awarded the IATA Eagle Award in 2005, the second of only two Australian airports to receive such award. Brisbane's $400 million parallel runway project is close to a reality after a dramatic rise in passenger numbers over the last 3 years.<br /> <br /> Brisbane, along with Sydney Airport, Melbourne Airport and Perth Airport, are having terminal modifications to accommodate the new Airbus A380, The A380 first arrived at Brisbane on November 14, 2005.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is accessible by road from Brisbane's Gateway Motorway and from the city, and by rail using the Airtrain service that is linked to the Citytrain network. A new Airport Link motorway is planned to connect the Brisbane CBD and airport.<br /> <br /> On 18 September 2007, the federal government granted approval for the construction of a new runway at Brisbane airport. The $1 billion new runway will take approximately eight years to construct and will generate about 2,700 jobs. The 3,600-metre runway will operate parallel to the existing main runway at the Brisbane Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===International Terminal Deck===<br /> The deck is located on the right hand side of the top level past the coffee shops.<br /> Best time to take photo's is the afternoon. The viewing deck looks over the approach of 01.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Acacia Street - Loop Road===<br /> Aircraft taxiing past for departure Rwy 19, also approach to Rwy 19 and departing aircraft on 01. There is an elevated concrete slab in front of the wire fence but a ladder is still advisable. For a taxi shot u will need about 100mm, generally the international a/c take the far taxiway as shown in the pic above and domestic a/c take the closer taxiway. But sometimes you get lucky !<br /> The easest way to get there is turn left at the roundabout after the Control Tower on to Dryandra Rd and continue as far as you can go then turn right onto Acacia St. <br /> Best time for shooting is between 9am and 10am.<br /> <br /> ===Boronia Road Approach===<br /> You will need above 320mm for taking pictures of 737's and less for a/c of a larger magnitude.<br /> The easiest way to get there is follow Lomandra drive east. Boronia Rd road is a ring road so you can take either the first or second Boronia Rd roads on the left. Best time for taking pictures is in the afternoon<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Brisbane_International_Airport_(BNE/YBBN)&diff=9150 2008-07-27T08:53:48Z

<p>Nick: /* Other Spotting Locations */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|Queensland}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Brisbane Airport|<br /> location=Brisbane|<br /> iata=BNE|<br /> icao=YBBN|<br /> aptype=Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.bne.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=120.50|<br /> atcground=121.70|<br /> atcclearance=118.60|<br /> atcapproach=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcdeparture=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is located in the Brisbane suburb of Brisbane Airport, Queensland, Australia. The airport is managed by Brisbane Airport Corporation Limited (BAC) and the current CEO is Koen Rooijmans. It is the third busiest airport in Australia after Sydney and Melbourne airports.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport has an international terminal, a domestic terminal and a cargo terminal. Both of the passenger terminals have a number of shops and cafeterias.<br /> <br /> The airport was awarded the IATA Eagle Award in 2005, the second of only two Australian airports to receive such award. Brisbane's $400 million parallel runway project is close to a reality after a dramatic rise in passenger numbers over the last 3 years.<br /> <br /> Brisbane, along with Sydney Airport, Melbourne Airport and Perth Airport, are having terminal modifications to accommodate the new Airbus A380, The A380 first arrived at Brisbane on November 14, 2005.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is accessible by road from Brisbane's Gateway Motorway and from the city, and by rail using the Airtrain service that is linked to the Citytrain network. A new Airport Link motorway is planned to connect the Brisbane CBD and airport.<br /> <br /> On 18 September 2007, the federal government granted approval for the construction of a new runway at Brisbane airport. The $1 billion new runway will take approximately eight years to construct and will generate about 2,700 jobs. The 3,600-metre runway will operate parallel to the existing main runway at the Brisbane Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===International Terminal Deck===<br /> The deck is located on the right hand side of the top level past the coffee shops.<br /> Best time to take photo's is the afternoon. The viewing deck looks over the approach of 01.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Acacia Street - Loop Road===<br /> Aircraft taxiing past for departure Rwy 19, also approach to Rwy 19 and departing aircraft on 01. There is an elevated concrete slab in front of the wire fence but a ladder is still advisable. For a taxi shot u will need about 100mm, generally the international a/c take the far taxiway as shown in the pic above and domestic a/c take the closer taxiway. But sometimes you get lucky !<br /> The easest way to get there is turn left at the roundabout after the Control Tower on to Dryandra Rd and continue as far as you can go then turn right onto Acacia St. <br /> Best time for shooting is between 9am and 10am.<br /> <br /> ===Boronia Road Approach===<br /> You will need above 320mm for taking pictures of 737's and less for a/c of a larger magnitude.<br /> The easiest way to get there is follow Lomandra drive east. Boronia Rd road is a ring road so you can take either the first or second Boronia Rd roads on the left. Best time for taking pictures is in the afternoon<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Brisbane_International_Airport_(BNE/YBBN)&diff=9149 2008-07-27T08:51:56Z

<p>Nick: /* Other Spotting Locations */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|Queensland}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Brisbane Airport|<br /> location=Brisbane|<br /> iata=BNE|<br /> icao=YBBN|<br /> aptype=Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.bne.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=120.50|<br /> atcground=121.70|<br /> atcclearance=118.60|<br /> atcapproach=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcdeparture=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is located in the Brisbane suburb of Brisbane Airport, Queensland, Australia. The airport is managed by Brisbane Airport Corporation Limited (BAC) and the current CEO is Koen Rooijmans. It is the third busiest airport in Australia after Sydney and Melbourne airports.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport has an international terminal, a domestic terminal and a cargo terminal. Both of the passenger terminals have a number of shops and cafeterias.<br /> <br /> The airport was awarded the IATA Eagle Award in 2005, the second of only two Australian airports to receive such award. Brisbane's $400 million parallel runway project is close to a reality after a dramatic rise in passenger numbers over the last 3 years.<br /> <br /> Brisbane, along with Sydney Airport, Melbourne Airport and Perth Airport, are having terminal modifications to accommodate the new Airbus A380, The A380 first arrived at Brisbane on November 14, 2005.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is accessible by road from Brisbane's Gateway Motorway and from the city, and by rail using the Airtrain service that is linked to the Citytrain network. A new Airport Link motorway is planned to connect the Brisbane CBD and airport.<br /> <br /> On 18 September 2007, the federal government granted approval for the construction of a new runway at Brisbane airport. The $1 billion new runway will take approximately eight years to construct and will generate about 2,700 jobs. The 3,600-metre runway will operate parallel to the existing main runway at the Brisbane Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===International Terminal Deck===<br /> The deck is located on the right hand side of the top level past the coffee shops.<br /> Best time to take photo's is the afternoon. The viewing deck looks over the approach of 01.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Acacia Street - Loop Road===<br /> Aircraft taxiing past for departure Rwy 19, also approach to Rwy 19 and departing aircraft on 01. There is an elevated concrete slab in front of the wire fence but a ladder is still advisable. For a taxi shot u will need about 100mm, generally the international a/c take the far taxiway as shown in the pic above and domestic a/c take the closer taxiway. But sometimes you get lucky !<br /> The easest way to get there is turn left at the roundabout after the Control Tower on to Dryandra Rd and continue as far as you can go then turn right onto Acacia St. <br /> Best time for shooting is between 9am and 10am.<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Brisbane_International_Airport_(BNE/YBBN)&diff=9148 2008-07-27T08:49:14Z

<p>Nick: /* Official Spotting Locations */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|Queensland}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Brisbane Airport|<br /> location=Brisbane|<br /> iata=BNE|<br /> icao=YBBN|<br /> aptype=Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.bne.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=120.50|<br /> atcground=121.70|<br /> atcclearance=118.60|<br /> atcapproach=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcdeparture=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is located in the Brisbane suburb of Brisbane Airport, Queensland, Australia. The airport is managed by Brisbane Airport Corporation Limited (BAC) and the current CEO is Koen Rooijmans. It is the third busiest airport in Australia after Sydney and Melbourne airports.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport has an international terminal, a domestic terminal and a cargo terminal. Both of the passenger terminals have a number of shops and cafeterias.<br /> <br /> The airport was awarded the IATA Eagle Award in 2005, the second of only two Australian airports to receive such award. Brisbane's $400 million parallel runway project is close to a reality after a dramatic rise in passenger numbers over the last 3 years.<br /> <br /> Brisbane, along with Sydney Airport, Melbourne Airport and Perth Airport, are having terminal modifications to accommodate the new Airbus A380, The A380 first arrived at Brisbane on November 14, 2005.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is accessible by road from Brisbane's Gateway Motorway and from the city, and by rail using the Airtrain service that is linked to the Citytrain network. A new Airport Link motorway is planned to connect the Brisbane CBD and airport.<br /> <br /> On 18 September 2007, the federal government granted approval for the construction of a new runway at Brisbane airport. The $1 billion new runway will take approximately eight years to construct and will generate about 2,700 jobs. The 3,600-metre runway will operate parallel to the existing main runway at the Brisbane Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===International Terminal Deck===<br /> The deck is located on the right hand side of the top level past the coffee shops.<br /> Best time to take photo's is the afternoon. The viewing deck looks over the approach of 01.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Brisbane_International_Airport_(BNE/YBBN)&diff=9147 2008-07-27T08:45:05Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|Queensland}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Brisbane Airport|<br /> location=Brisbane|<br /> iata=BNE|<br /> icao=YBBN|<br /> aptype=Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.bne.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=120.50|<br /> atcground=121.70|<br /> atcclearance=118.60|<br /> atcapproach=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcdeparture=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is located in the Brisbane suburb of Brisbane Airport, Queensland, Australia. The airport is managed by Brisbane Airport Corporation Limited (BAC) and the current CEO is Koen Rooijmans. It is the third busiest airport in Australia after Sydney and Melbourne airports.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport has an international terminal, a domestic terminal and a cargo terminal. Both of the passenger terminals have a number of shops and cafeterias.<br /> <br /> The airport was awarded the IATA Eagle Award in 2005, the second of only two Australian airports to receive such award. Brisbane's $400 million parallel runway project is close to a reality after a dramatic rise in passenger numbers over the last 3 years.<br /> <br /> Brisbane, along with Sydney Airport, Melbourne Airport and Perth Airport, are having terminal modifications to accommodate the new Airbus A380, The A380 first arrived at Brisbane on November 14, 2005.<br /> <br /> Brisbane Airport is accessible by road from Brisbane's Gateway Motorway and from the city, and by rail using the Airtrain service that is linked to the Citytrain network. A new Airport Link motorway is planned to connect the Brisbane CBD and airport.<br /> <br /> On 18 September 2007, the federal government granted approval for the construction of a new runway at Brisbane airport. The $1 billion new runway will take approximately eight years to construct and will generate about 2,700 jobs. The 3,600-metre runway will operate parallel to the existing main runway at the Brisbane Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Brisbane_International_Airport_(BNE/YBBN)&diff=9146 2008-07-27T08:42:57Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|Queensland}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Brisbane Airport|<br /> location=Brisbane|<br /> iata=BNE|<br /> icao=YBBN|<br /> aptype=Commercial|<br /> website=http://www.bne.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=120.50|<br /> atcground=121.70|<br /> atcclearance=118.60|<br /> atcapproach=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcdeparture=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Brisbane_International_Airport_(BNE/YBBN)&diff=9145 2008-07-27T08:41:04Z

<p>Nick: New page: {{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|Queensland}} {{infobox|fullname=Brisbane Airport| location=Brisbane| iata=BNE| icao=YBBN| aptype=01 &amp; 19 ILS 14 &amp; 32 visual| website=www.bne.com.au| mapurl...</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|Queensland}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Brisbane Airport|<br /> location=Brisbane|<br /> iata=BNE|<br /> icao=YBBN|<br /> aptype=01 &amp; 19 ILS 14 &amp; 32 visual|<br /> website=www.bne.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=120.50|<br /> atcground=121.70|<br /> atcclearance=118.60|<br /> atcapproach=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcdeparture=124.35 124.70 125.60|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9144 2008-07-27T08:15:42Z

<p>Nick: /* The Terminal */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visable. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm althought 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photo's here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to fighter world is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photo's but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from The Terminal:<br /> {{anetlink|0999582}}<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9143 2008-07-27T08:11:38Z

<p>Nick: /* Medowie Road Car Park */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visable. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm althought 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photo's here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to fighter world is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photo's but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9142 2008-07-27T08:10:54Z

<p>Nick: /* Bae Hanger */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visable. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm althought 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photo's here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to fighter world is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photo's but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from the Bae Hanger:<br /> {{anetlink|1018221}}<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9141 2008-07-27T08:06:09Z

<p>Nick: /* Medowie Road Car Park */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> {{anetlink|1019547}}<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visable. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm althought 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photo's here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to fighter world is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photo's but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9140 2008-07-27T07:34:21Z

<p>Nick: /* Medowie Road Car Park */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park:<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visable. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm althought 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photo's here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to fighter world is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photo's but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9139 2008-07-27T07:33:21Z

<p>Nick: /* Official Spotting Locations */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> Sample Photos from Medowie Road Car Park<br /> {{anetlink|1019546}}<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visable. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm althought 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photo's here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to fighter world is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photo's but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9138 2008-07-27T07:30:11Z

<p>Nick: /* Official Spotting Locations */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visable. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm althought 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photo's here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to fighter world is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photo's but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ===Bae Hanger===<br /> The Bae hanger is located on the runway 12 side of the airport and looks over the helicopter pads. This is a great location for taking picture of departing helicopters due to the fact that you are only 12 feet from the pads. Be aware that you may need a step ladder for looking over the barb wire fence and that you may be moved on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9137 2008-07-27T07:26:41Z

<p>Nick: /* Regular Traffic */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visable. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm althought 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photo's here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to fighter world is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photo's but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ===Jetstar===<br /> Jetstar operate the A320 into Newcastle<br /> ===Virgin Blue===<br /> Virgin Blue operate the 737-700 &amp; 737-800 into Newcastle.<br /> Pacific Blue also makes the odd appearance.<br /> ===Brindabella===<br /> Brindabella operates the Metro 23 into Newcastle.<br /> ===Aero Pelican===<br /> Aero Pelican is based in Newcastle and operate the Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> ===Norfolk Air===<br /> Norfolk Air operate the 737-200 into Newcastle but this route is usually served by Ozjet.<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9136 2008-07-27T07:20:49Z

<p>Nick: /* Locations to Avoid */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visable. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm althought 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photo's here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to fighter world is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photo's but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===The Terminal===<br /> There is a fence running along the apron right next to the terminal and although this is a great place for taking pictures of aircraft up close you will probably be told me move on by security.<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> Jetstar A320<br /> Virgin Blue 737-700/800<br /> Tiger Airways A320 (Until August 2008)<br /> Brindabella Metro 23<br /> Aero Pelican Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> Norfolk Air 737-200(Mondays Only)<br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9135 2008-07-27T07:11:29Z

<p>Nick: /* Medowie Road Car Park */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> ===Fighter World===<br /> This is a great place for taking pictures of landings on 30. The viewing deck faces the 30 threshold and the designated touchdown zone is clearly visable. The recommended focal length for this location is 100 to 400mm althought 200 is a good maximum. The best time for photo's here is during the afternoon when the light is best but throughout the day there is good lighting.<br /> <br /> Be aware that entry to fighter world is $5 for children and $10 for adults so this is not the best option for approach photo's but definately your best bet for landings on 30.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> Spotting from the terminal is great because it over looks the apron but you may be moved on by security.<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> Jetstar A320<br /> Virgin Blue 737-700/800<br /> Tiger Airways A320 (Until August 2008)<br /> Brindabella Metro 23<br /> Aero Pelican Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> Norfolk Air 737-200(Mondays Only)<br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9134 2008-07-27T07:04:50Z

<p>Nick: /* Medowie Road Car Park */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the only offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm but 50mm is good for directly overehad photo's. The best place to photograph from is directly under the flight path. You could mover further up towards fighter world for angled photo's &amp; side on photo's.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> Spotting from the terminal is great because it over looks the apron but you may be moved on by security.<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> Jetstar A320<br /> Virgin Blue 737-700/800<br /> Tiger Airways A320 (Until August 2008)<br /> Brindabella Metro 23<br /> Aero Pelican Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> Norfolk Air 737-200(Mondays Only)<br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9133 2008-07-27T07:03:04Z

<p>Nick: /* Medowie Road Car Park */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the only offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind favours runway 30 so you get a lot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> A good focal length for this spot is 50 to 300mm. The best place to photography from is directly under the flight path for head on photo's or mover further towards fight world for side on or angled photo's.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> Spotting from the terminal is great because it over looks the apron but you may be moved on by security.<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> Jetstar A320<br /> Virgin Blue 737-700/800<br /> Tiger Airways A320 (Until August 2008)<br /> Brindabella Metro 23<br /> Aero Pelican Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> Norfolk Air 737-200(Mondays Only)<br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9132 2008-07-27T06:57:14Z

<p>Nick: /* Other Spotting Locations */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the only offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind blows to the east so there are alot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> Spotting from the terminal is great because it over looks the apron but you may be moved on by security.<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> Jetstar A320<br /> Virgin Blue 737-700/800<br /> Tiger Airways A320 (Until August 2008)<br /> Brindabella Metro 23<br /> Aero Pelican Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> Norfolk Air 737-200(Mondays Only)<br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9131 2008-07-27T06:55:52Z

<p>Nick: /* Medowie Road Car Park */</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the only offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars and a couple of chairs to sit on which face towards 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take offs from 12 most of the time the wind blows to the east so there are alot of visuals. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location and at sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> Fighter World has a viewing deck with live ATC feeds but there is an entry fee of $5. Fighter world is on Medowie Road and overlooks the 30 threshold.<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> Spotting from the terminal is great because it over looks the apron but you may be moved on by security.<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> Jetstar A320<br /> Virgin Blue 737-700/800<br /> Tiger Airways A320 (Until August 2008)<br /> Brindabella Metro 23<br /> Aero Pelican Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> Norfolk Air 737-200(Mondays Only)<br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9130 2008-07-27T06:54:09Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Medowie Road Car Park===<br /> This is the only offical spotting location at Williamtown. There is plenty of parking to accomodate 100+ cars a couple of chairs to sit on looking down Runway 30. This spot is great for visual landings on 30 or take of from 12. The sand dunes out to the east makes for a great back drop when spotting at this location. At sunset the runway lights make for a fantastic picture.<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> Fighter World has a viewing deck with live ATC feeds but there is an entry fee of $5. Fighter world is on Medowie Road and overlooks the 30 threshold.<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> Spotting from the terminal is great because it over looks the apron but you may be moved on by security.<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> Jetstar A320<br /> Virgin Blue 737-700/800<br /> Tiger Airways A320 (Until August 2008)<br /> Brindabella Metro 23<br /> Aero Pelican Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> Norfolk Air 737-200(Mondays Only)<br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9129 2008-07-27T06:22:34Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> There is a car park and bench's at the end of runway 30 on Medowie Road it is great for approach pictures and landing. A 55-300 mm lense is great for this spot.<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> Fighter World has a viewing deck with live ATC feeds but there is an entry fee of $5. Fighter world is on Medowie Road and overlooks the 30 threshold.<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> Spotting from the terminal is great because it over looks the apron but you may be moved on by security.<br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> Jetstar A320<br /> Virgin Blue 737-700/800<br /> Tiger Airways A320 (Until August 2008)<br /> Brindabella Metro 23<br /> Aero Pelican Jetream 32 &amp; BAE 110<br /> Norfolk Air 737-200(Mondays Only)<br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9128 2008-07-27T06:01:07Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> There is a car park and bench's at the end of runway 30 on Medowie Road it is great for approach pictures and landing. A 55-300 mm lense is great for this spot.<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9127 2008-07-27T05:56:55Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> Road 30<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9126 2008-07-27T05:55:24Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|Oceania|Australia|New South Wales}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname=Sydney&lt;br /&gt;Williamtown Military|<br /> location=Newcastle, New South Wales|<br /> iata=WLM|<br /> icao=YWLM|<br /> aptype=Commercial &amp; Military|<br /> website=http://www.newcastleairport.com.au|<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=118.30|<br /> atcground=121.8|<br /> atcclearance=130.35|<br /> atcapproach=135.70|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=118.30}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> Road 30<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9125 2008-07-27T05:42:20Z

<p>Nick: </p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|||}}<br /> Oceania<br /> {{infobox|fullname= Newcastle Airport Info<br /> <br /> Location= Newcastle NSW<br /> iata= WLM<br /> icao= YWLM<br /> aptype=|ILS 12, Visual 30<br /> website=|www.newcastleairport.com.au<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=|118.30<br /> atcground=|<br /> atcclearance=|<br /> atcapproach=|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}118.30<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> Road 30<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=Newcastle_Airport&diff=9124 2008-07-27T05:41:40Z

<p>Nick: New page: {{categorybox|||}} {{infobox|fullname= Newcastle Airport Info Location= Newcastle NSW iata= WLM icao= YWLM aptype=|ILS 12, Visual 30 website=|www.newcastleairport.com.au mapurl=| mapsour...</p> <hr /> <div>{{categorybox|||}}<br /> <br /> {{infobox|fullname= Newcastle Airport Info<br /> <br /> Location= Newcastle NSW<br /> iata= WLM<br /> icao= YWLM<br /> aptype=|ILS 12, Visual 30<br /> website=|www.newcastleairport.com.au<br /> mapurl=|<br /> mapsource=|<br /> atctower=|118.30<br /> atcground=|<br /> atcclearance=|<br /> atcapproach=|<br /> atcdeparture=|<br /> atcatis=|<br /> atcunicom=}}118.30<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Introductory paragraph goes here --&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Official Spotting Locations==<br /> Road 30<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Other Spotting Locations==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Locations to Avoid==<br /> <br /> ===Location===<br /> <br /> ==Regular Traffic==<br /> <br /> ==Facilities and Transportation==</div>

Nick https://www.spotterswiki.com/index.php?title=User:Nick&diff=9123 2008-07-27T04:07:59Z

<p>Nick: New page: Williamstown</p> <hr /> <div>Williamstown</div>

Nick