Volcano stops flights

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

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bratters

Quote from: Runway 31 on April 15, 2010, 07:23:11 PM
I have D-CALM d0228 of the German Environmental Research Council somewhere near me over Scotland at FL200, no positional data.

D-CALM now showing in Myflights(east Mids) presumably on his way home after the plume inspection.

Tailwinds

Here's a screenshot of G-FBFI as it was crosing Biggin Hill at 19.52 BST heading towards the Dover Vor. I noticed too that he had come back soon afterwards.

Notice how ghostly quiet the Radar looks.

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E14

how come this planes are flying at all?
1 mile west of EGLC (London city Airport)

pjm

Quote from: E14 on April 15, 2010, 09:41:20 PM
how come this planes are flying at all?

I notice he's only at 2430 feet high.

What's it like in the UK?, the reports I've seen here say the dust is 8-10 miles in height.

Tailwinds

Quote from: pjm on April 15, 2010, 10:01:05 PM

What's it like in the UK?, the reports I've seen here say the dust is 8-10 miles in height.

Well from where I live on the coast in Southern England, it's nice clear skies, I can see the stars. I read the BBC news online that volcanic ash will reach ground level in Scotland this evening spreading South of the UK overnight.
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Bat 21

Hope you don't mind me posting this light hearted article here ....... but it seems the reason for the current problems may be due to my beloved football club "Newcastle United"

An NUFC club spokesman has refused to comment on claims that the source of the dust cloud covering parts of Europe was in fact St.James' Park and not Iceland as previously thought.

Cleaners preparing the trophy cabinet for the expected arrival of the Championship trophy on Tyneside next week have been blamed for the release of ancient material.


Hope we will all be seeing planes back on our screens later today
Cheers
Bat21


Tricatus

OCK Hold watcher ;-)

bratters

Quote from: Tricatus on April 16, 2010, 06:27:30 AM
Amazing. 0725 today.

"A picture paints a thousand words"   Tricatus. Spooky isn't it.


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bratters

Latest metoffice Plume forecast just released. Certainly not doing our part of the world any favours!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://metoffice.com/aviation/vaac/data/VAG_1271398735.png

Roland28

Looks like someone is on his way now out of Glasgow. This looks like an Air Transat flight to Toronto.

Tailwinds

8am (BST). Dum di dum....(Bored),..Nothing! Only the bumble bees flying around at the moment.



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orkney

hello

A small amount of the ash has been coming to the ground here (orkney).  I have harvested about a teaspoon of it from the bonnet of the car as a souvenir of why there is a gap in our log!!

Andrew

bratters

Quote from: orkney on April 16, 2010, 08:18:58 AM
hello

A small amount of the ash has been coming to the ground here (orkney).  I have harvested about a teaspoon of it from the bonnet of the car as a souvenir of why there is a gap in our log!!

Andrew

Put it on Ebay  :)

jonnyMarsh

G-FBFI - just popped up over Normandy

Tricatus

Something to look at ;-). TOM025 (Orlando) just landed at Glasgow - missed it. However, their arrivals board shows TOM093 (Cancun) at 12:30. Think I'll do some work on my KML file of UK navaids for 3D 'til then - or maybe do some gardening!
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