Takeoffs and Landings, R34 Dublin, Ireland

A strong northerly wind meant they were forced to use the VOR-DME Approach to Runway 34 at Dublin, which isn't used very often. This meant I could take position at the far end of the runway, and got some nice shots of Aer Lingus, Ryanairs, Aer Aranns with Dublin city and the Pidgeon House chimneys in the background

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• airplane
• aeroplane
• landing
• takeoff
• dublin
• r34
• ireland
• windy
• yt:stretch=4:3

[LimitlessSkyz]

What end of the runway is this ?

and is this place easy to get to ?

Im going there tommorow :)

[CitationEIWT]

It's at the roundabout on the northern perimeter road, at the junction with Boot Road. It's easy to get to, a few bryers if you're not careful but a good spot for 34 takeoffs and especially 16 landings, with the Pidgeon House chimneys in the distance.

[Mojeva]

@oliverjumelle the approach is more or less over dublin city..in and around the bay area...it isnt used much as the prevailing wind is from the west or east(mostly west)...plus they try an avoid having aircraft approach over the city as it is a built up urban area and mishaps etc on approach could be messy...if they stalled or came down for whatever reason in the middle of the city...=/

[oliverjumelle]

ok the 28 approach takes you over the irish sea over howth. where does the 34 approach take you?

[smellinglovely5]

Yawn oh fucking yawn - how fucking *yawns again* boring

[aoife1978]

fantastic video i really enjoyed looking at these take offs and landings thank you for braving the elements and posting these flights on you tube

[777RulesTheSky]

yes

[xJaMeSxdAxdKx]

is that the runway that you would taxi on to runway 28

[cherlover124]

this runway is almost like the one in toncontin

[clinkercontrol]

no ils on that runway..... exelent video i love when 16 is active.