Volcano stops flights

Started by Dean, April 15, 2010, 06:21:31 AM

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Southwest

Just south of Brussels is a TUI 737 at FL410, what's that all about?

anorak

Got him heading west over south Wales, climbing through 18500 ft
Dave. Exmoor, North Devon.

voyager8

Yes,BA9156 now cleared to 20000ft,on 133.6.
Regards Paul.

Roland28

Quote from: Southwest on April 18, 2010, 05:12:33 PM
Just south of Brussels is a TUI 737 at FL410, what's that all about?

Here it is just pasing another B738, both at high altitudes.

bratters

Quote from: Southwest on April 18, 2010, 05:12:33 PM
Just south of Brussels is a TUI 737 at FL410, what's that all about?

BBC news says that airlines are looking for a way out and want restrictions re-considered and relaxed. They're testing the envelope all over Europe from the sound of it and collecting data. Must be all working together.

Pinza

Fascinating to watch the test flights!
BAW9156 (G-CIVC) now westbound at 20000ft over South Wales

Chris

bratters

D-CALM the plume chaser just popped upon MyFlight so presumably on his way home.

Pinza

Cruising at FL30 over southern Ireland at present is BAW9156 Boeing 747 test flight (G-CIVC) will be interesting to see the rest of its route!

voyager8

Hi all,there is another BA B747 G-BYGD moving around on the ground at Heathrow,showing call sign BAW6W,probably a tug move,or is it another test flight?.
Regards Paul.

voyager8

BA9156,now up to 40000ft over southern Ireland,still heading west.
Regards Paul.

bratters

Quote from: voyager8 on April 18, 2010, 05:53:26 PM
BA9156,now up to 40000ft over southern Ireland,still heading west.
Regards Paul.

Now that's interesting. If I'm reading the attached charts right he's flown right through the high danger level.

http://metoffice.com/aviation/vaac/data/VAG_1271612174.png

Pinza

Quote from: voyager8 on April 18, 2010, 05:53:26 PM
BA9156,now up to 40000ft over southern Ireland,still heading west.
Regards Paul.
Yep, how high and how far west will it go before turning back?

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Hosch

Interesting to watch some flights from Air France heading to Paris by VFR.

Hosch

Frank

PH-BFD B744 just left EHAM to RCTP

Regards, Frank

bratters

Quote from: Frank on April 18, 2010, 06:09:06 PM
PH-BFD B744 just left EHAM to RCTP

Regards, Frank

Re-positioning? I wonder if the airlines are going to chance it and start getting the planes where they want them - presumably passengerless .