Not such a detailed listing here, to avoid being too repetitive. I'm sorry, though, that I didn't take details of the based and very common visitors, which would give a better flavour of the movements seen. However many days provided pretty lean pickings, with just a small number of non-Irish or UK aircraft to be seen. I see that I noted one Air Corps Vampire on an overshoot, the type being on the verge of withdrawal as the Fouga Magisters arrived (my first sighting being of 215 on the 11th).
The Seaboard DC-8 on the 27th was my first sighting of one of these on the ground and they were not common visitors to Dublin. (They were very regular at Shannon, though.)
1 September
N806WA DC-8-63CF World
2 September
58-6972 VC-137B USAF 89MAW
167 Mystere 20 French AF
EC-BXV Mystere 20 Spanish AF
OY-DZR P68B
5 September
191 Vampire T.55 IAC
I-TIGI DC-9 Itavia
6 September
EC-BQX DC-9 IB
G-AVKC BN-2A (c/n 4)
LZ-BTC Tu-154 Balkan
N100CC Gulfstream II Luqa Corp.
N8705T B707-331B TW877
7 September
61-0685 T-39A USAF (now preserved at United States Army Aviation Museum, Ozark Alabama - Photo in museum)
8 September
N734T B720-027 Aeroamerica Photo
11 September
215 CM170 Magister IAC
21 September
G-APFL B707-436 British Airtours
G-AVFJ Trident 2E BE
I-DABW Caravelle Alitalia
LZ-BTE Tu-154 Balkan
N8733 B707-331B TW877
27 September
D-IAMU Cessna 421B
G-APIM V806 Viscount British A/W Photo in BA livery (& Preserved at Brooklands)
G-AYEH Jodel DR.1050
G-BAIS Cessna 177RG
N778TW B707-331B TW877
N8639 DC-8-63F Seaboard World Photo
30 September
G-AXAI Carvair BAF
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