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Noted on a Ryanair flight back to Stansted today were 9 x A400M on the south side of the Airbus facility and 4 C295M, of which one was EC-001 (special markings on tail) a C295W.

11 A400M were noted southside on Sunday 17th on arrival.

On the southside were 5 more C295's one being in yellow c/s presumably for Canada.

Also noted on northside was 1 x P3B and what looked like a C130 but could have been another P3B.

Also present with a fire tender in attendance was an EAV8B which looks to have diverted in with an issue.

Having no binoculars meant nothing read off unfortunately.

Any assistance with above would be most appreciated.

I was at Seville on Tuesday 19/9 and have a partial list of things on the ground

Some of the more interesting items noted - not all read off by us

Northside - edit Southside
M54-02 A400M Malaysian -
T.23-01 A400M EdA
???? C-295 Serbian AF - looks like 29501 on the tail
54+35 A400M GAF
'136' A400M GAF
(54+44)
(54+45)
(54+13)
ZM402
???? A400M AdlA
????? C-295 All white with a small horizontal red flash on the tail - very hazy but possibly 29502 on the fuselage
EC-001 C295 special tail markings

Stored
(P.3M-12) P-3
??????? P-3


Southside edit north side !
295515 C-295 Canadian yellow
TU-VMC C-295 Ivory coast
T.21-04 C-295 EdA
() white C-295 with C295 on the tail - Casa prototype?
( if you were there Sunday then you may have seen the Indian AF Casa 295)

Will have to visit again because I didn't realize the stored T-35C can be seen - not a problem as I want to go back

Thanks Mike that is a great result, we landed after the Indian had departed on Sunday.

Did not expect such a log so very much appreciated.

Euro demobbed has the 2 P3’s as P.3M-12 and P.3B-10.

I was at Seville this afternoon, fortunately with some optics.
What time were you there?

The following were noted at Seville on the 19th Sept 2023.

TU-VMC 175 Casa C-295 Ivory Coast Air Force Noted north side of the airfield/Call-sign Casa975
T.21-04 35-04 Casa C-295 Noted north side of the airfield
295515 Casa CC295 Royal Canadian Air Force Noted north side of the airfield
EC-295 P-001 Casa C-295 Noted north side of the airfield
EC-001 Casa C-295 Noted at Airbus
M54-02 A400 Royal Malaysian Air Force Noted at Airbus/ No engins
54+?? 136 A400 German Air Force Noted at Airbus
54+35 A400 German Air Force Noted at Airbus
54+45 A400 German Air Force Noted at Airbus
54+44 A400 German Air Force Noted at Airbus
54+13 A400 German Air Force Noted at Airbus
ZM402 402 A400 Royal Air Force Noted at Airbus
T.23-01 31-21 A400 Spanish Air Force Noted at Airbus
???? A400 French Air Force Noted at Airbus
???? Con:No 224 Casa C-295 Noted at Airbus
29502 Casa C-295 Noted at Airbus/All white C/S
295514 Casa CC295 Royal Canadian Air Force Noted at Airbus/Round the back of airbus
295512 Casa CC295 Royal Canadian Air Force Noted at Airbus/Round the back of airbus
295504 Casa CC295 Royal Canadian Air Force Noted at Airbus/Round the back of airbus
295505 Casa CC295 Royal Canadian Air Force Noted at Airbus/Round the back of airbus
295511 Casa CC295 Royal Canadian Air Force Noted at Airbus/Round the back of airbus
T-412 Con:No 207 Casa C-295 Angolan Air Force Noted at Airbus/Round the back of airbus
P.3M-12 22-35 P-3M Spanish Air Force Stored over the far side
P.3B-10 22-33 P-3M Spanish Air Force Stored over the far side

Andy Marden wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 21, 2023 9:09 pm

I was at Seville this afternoon, fortunately with some optics.
What time were you there?

Our flight departed 10.30 this morning .

Roundabout 4pm

T.35s stored what this

T.35s stored what this

T.35s stored what this . Haven't seen any T35s at seville.

From a picture on Airliners.net it looks as though there are only 8 stored in Seville.

https://www.airliners.net/photo/Spain-A ... 51/7301059

Regards, Steve

At c 1800 yesterday:

South
T.23–01 10074 31-21
54+02 MSN029
ZM402
EC-001 special tail
29502 Kazakh Border Guard
TUDB502 Brunei 224
(29502 Serbia 223 was towed out later)
0134 F-RBAW
0130 F-RBAV
54+44 MSN132
M54-02
136 primer Germany
54+35 MSN105
Behind the hangars were
Canada 514, 505, 511, 512, 504 plus one
plus a new one (primer) and a prototype with 295 on the tail, both blocked by Canadians.

North
T.19B-13 74-13
295515 plus one tucked in with A400 prototype.
TU-VMC
T.21-04 35-04
EC-295 (white)
74-13 had been replaced by T.19B-16 74-16 by this morning.

Maestranza
2 P-3s.
Round the corner at the eastern end sit eight Pillans.
04, 06, 19, 36, 37, plus three bagged.
Easily visible from the adjacent park.

By this morning 54+45 MSN135 was outside.

Thanks for the updates - most useful

"29502 Kazakh Border Guard"

Or

"TUDB502 Brunei 224" - is this all white with a red fin flash and a large serial on the fuselage - I think I saw this but the heat haze prevented identification

Yes. Red stripe is pretty standard for Border Guard aircraft in “Soviet” countries.

Sorry, the Pillans are at the western end of the Maestranza complex.

Thanks

After I read your report I thought we may have seen the Brunei casa instead as a white C295 with a large number ending in what looks like 02 was parked near a C295 with a Serbian flag ( looked like 29501 on the tail of the Serbian)

My first visit to Seville and I didn't do my homework unfortunately

Thanks to all for the updates, very much appreciated. A far busier place than I originally thought.

The Brunei one is in a very dark camo.
The Serbians are light grey with the serial in black at the tip of the fin.
The Kazakh has the serial on the side of the fuselage, roughly where the “c/n paper” is located.

I can confirm what Andy has said the Brunei Casa was parked next to the All white Kazakh Border Guard Casa as of 4pm on the 19th Sept