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Yup, you’ve read that right. The big Airbus Beluga, Airbus’s transporter, is expected to arrive at Heathrow next week. But why? Well, it’s coming to make a delivery.
So, back at the beginning of April, a Virgin Atlantic B789 collided with a British Airways Airbus A350-1000 with the Reg G-XWBC. The damage was so extensive that it couldn’t fly up until now. Meanwhile, BA was trying to figure out how to get the part it needed into Heathrow. There’s been a lot of discussion online for a while about whether we will see the Beluga coming to Heathrow or not. Now it’s official—it’s coming, and here are the flight details.
The Beluga is expected to arrive at London Heathrow on September 9 at 11:00 a.m., operating with flight number BGA1350. Interestingly, it will also use the same flight number for the return, leaving the same day at 17:20 p.m. Of course, this is subject to change.
So how can one spot this magnificent beast arriving at Heathrow?
Well, first things first, we need to pray for a 27L arrival to get the best views. If you are considering becoming a pro plane spotter, check out our guide on plane spotting.
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Airbus Beluga is expected to arrive to London Heathrow this month, this is due to the spare parts which are being delivered for British Airways aircraft, A350 G-XWBC.
Be advised, aircraft type TBC.
09 SEP
BGA1350 STA 1100 TLS
BGA1350 STD 1720 TLSSubject to change#aviation pic.twitter.com/sk4UVWVI3H
— M Zulqarnain B (@MZulqarnainBut1) September 1, 2024