Volcano stops flights

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

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tarbat

But the met office charts still show the ash cloud in place over England until at least 7am tomorrow.  What a farce!!

DaveG

BAW2036 heading for hold Lands End (Same as before, company saying target is Gatwick) but holding for now at LZ
Cornwall, UK

Roland28

All airports to reopen tonight 2200 BST.

I think that the BA planes that have landed at Shannon, Brussels and Schipol may resume and land at LHR tonight.

HeathrowCam - Support

Quote from: DaveReid on April 20, 2010, 07:27:18 PM
Quote from: HeathrowCam - Support on April 20, 2010, 07:21:24 PMBBC News just said CAA has said BA flights can land...but where??

Er, wouldn't that be stating the obvious ?  Or were they expecting them to fall out of the sky ... ?

Anyway, the CAA is simply reminding BA of what they already knew - that they can't fly around where NATS has already stated that they aren't providing an ATS service.

Just trying to figure out if it's confirmed ok to land at EGLL. Appears to be so now. Too dark for the cam at 2200+

Canonjohns40D

All UK Airports to reopen from 10.00pm tonight according to Sky. The pressure of so many flights in the air may be the reasoon as much as Sky's reporter saying there is very little ash now from the volcano. Facinating night i thought there was afootball match on the box as well.

John
Hi I'm John... and I'm a Radarbox User. I'm based in Bangor Co Down Northern Ireland.

glideslope

BA 074 looks to be turning back toward France, over the Channel Isles at the mo.

Eh..? nows its turning back North..??
20 DME East of LAM, South Essex. UK.

t1mb0

#426
glideslope, it's called 'holding'
12m SE of EGHI

DaveG

BAW282 routing to entering hold Lands End.
(Talking to company about alternative airports if not Heathrow)
Cornwall, UK

voyager8

BA282 now called up to join the party,to hold at Lands End for now.
Paul.

bratters

All beginning to sound a bit hairy to me.

DaveG

Anyone know the BA Company Freq
Cornwall, UK

t1mb0

I would never have thought a bunch of BA flights would be so interesting.
Good stuff , keep it coming
12m SE of EGHI

glideslope

#432
He must be using a 'fix' to turn over then, quite a way out from CBG if that has a hold (?)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8633597.stm

its still 1 1/2 hour + to airports re-open, would he have enough fuel to hold I wonder ..? or is he hoping for a decision to open sooner.

Steve.
20 DME East of LAM, South Essex. UK.

Dean

How on earth are the pax feeling on board thes circling planes? BAW84 has circled IOM so many times he's got bored and now heading towards Dublin - perhaps getting ready for a slot at EGLL.

voyager8

QTR001 which is an LHR inbound currently approaching UK airspace off the north east coast,route looks like either for Newcastle or Edinburgh.Willie Walsh just making statement on BBC News 24.
Paul.