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Eighteen elephants are bound for the U.S. after being loaded on a cargo plane in Swaziland, Africa
Eighteen elephants are bound for the U.S. after being loaded on a cargo plane in Swaziland, Africa, according to the Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium. (www.ketv.com) More...
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Does anyone have any flight information?
I believe this is it here: http://flightaware.com/live/flight/NCR805
This is indeed it. WOWT also tracked this, and has a nice plug for FlightAware as well:
http://www.wowt.com/home/headlines/The-pachyderms-progress--flying-elephants-inbound-371779592.html
The Omaha World-Herald still has a livestream of unloading the B744 running at their site as well:
http://www.omaha.com/living/live-updates-omaha-zoo-s-elephants-land-at-eppley-airfield/article_8cb7d120-e64c-11e5-ba4e-73270f81e4b5.html
http://www.wowt.com/home/headlines/The-pachyderms-progress--flying-elephants-inbound-371779592.html
The Omaha World-Herald still has a livestream of unloading the B744 running at their site as well:
http://www.omaha.com/living/live-updates-omaha-zoo-s-elephants-land-at-eppley-airfield/article_8cb7d120-e64c-11e5-ba4e-73270f81e4b5.html
The local Dallas/Fort Worth TV news reported this morning that the A/C landed around midnight at Allaince Airport. They were to be off-loaded and transported to 3-4 different Zoos of which one was the Dallas Zoo.
Yea maybe find them being loaded onto an aircraft - nothing to see here AV GEEKS !! Move along
Apparently, you haven't realized that each of the airports they landed at is covered by a LiveATC feed. Plus when you're dealing with the logistics of unloading 18 animals weighing over a ton each, you get to marvel at how much a heavy aircraft like the B747 can actually handle.
That unloading/loading, ATC clearance and comms are what makes this very Aviation related, especially us AV GEEKS.
That unloading/loading, ATC clearance and comms are what makes this very Aviation related, especially us AV GEEKS.
