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#941832 by honey lamb
26 Feb 2018, 13:34
It's probably a positioning flight. Has a flight from Miami gone tech?
#941834 by Fuzzy14
26 Feb 2018, 14:17
I was out and about yesterday near Glasgow Airport when G-VMIK (Honky Tonk Woman) roared overhead which was unusual because
a) there's no Virgin service from Glasgow in February
b) it was 4pm so too late for usual service
c) it was one of the new(er) A330-2s

I checked it out on Flightradar later and it headed up to Inverness, turned around and landed back at Glasgow. It was indeed a training flight. It then re positioned down to Heathrow to operate the Heathrow to Miami flight today.

I have heard that it's a special charter, not a training flight thus the first revenue flight of the A332.
#941835 by mitchja
26 Feb 2018, 15:51
VS9*** flight numbers are often used for charter flights, often connecting to/from cruises.
#941836 by tontybear
26 Feb 2018, 17:36
for this sort of info the the VS source can be useful.

In this case it was a LHR-MIA charter and it was also this planes first service flight
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