Volcano stops flights

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

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Frank

Five Condors in a row heading for the sea....

Frank

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DaveG

Yes, but not on mine, shown on flightrader24
Cornwall, UK

Southwest

Quote from: DaveG on April 18, 2010, 06:52:14 PM
Yes, but not on mine, shown on flightrader24

Ok, thanks.  What altitude is it showing?

tarbat

G-CIVC is back on the network

voyager8

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Quote from: DaveG on April 18, 2010, 06:47:21 PM
back on screen west of Ireland
Hi all,yes back on the map at 40000ft,100 miles west of Shannon,hdg 095.
Regards paul.

voyager8

Hi all BA9156 just over west coast of southern Ireland & already descended to 22000ft.
Regards Paul.

Runway 31

I see that there are 6 or 7 flights over the northern part of France now.

DaveG

on air 132.950  (all system normal and landing)
Cornwall, UK

voyager8

Hi all BA9156,just reported in on 133.6.Controller asked him if he would be landing before 1946z & if all his systems were ok,which he reported all ok.
Regards Paul.

voyager8

Hi all BA9156,going to Cardiff requested runway 12.Regards Paul.

DaveG

Cornwall, UK

Pinza

Radarbox crashed repeatedly before I could take a screenshot, but can anyone else confirm that Air France's A380 is currently en-route to Paris from Johannesburg?
F-HPJA on flight AFR995 - huge diversion?
Chris

Hosch

Just saw one TUI B737 flying over our home . Seems to land in Cologne (EDDK)

Hosch

jonnyMarsh

6 flights up over Norway this morning, and a TUI en route from the Canaries

Andy Frost

The situation in Europe as reported by the Swedish news channel TV4 at 08:54BST.

Austria: Airspace open.
Belarus: Airspace between 6000 and 11000m closed, some routes in the south open.
Belgium: Airspace closed until 1900BST Monday, empty aircraft may fly into the country.
Bosnia: Parts of airspace closed.
Bulgaria: Two airports open, flights over the country permitted at 8000m or higher.
Croatia: Most airports open again.
Czeck Republic: Airspace closed until 1100BST Monday.
Denmark: Airspace closed until 1300BST Monday.
Estonia: Airspace closed until 1300BST Monday.
Finland: At least two airports opened temporarily on Monday, otherwise airspace is closed.
France: Airports in the north closed until Tuesday, some are open in the south.
Germany: Airspace closed until 1900BST Monday.
Hungary: Airspace mainly closed until 1100BST Monday, some flights permitted.
Ireland: Airspace closed until 1300BST Monday. No Ryanair flights in northern Europe before Wednesday afternoon.
Italy: Airspace open.
Latvia: Airspace closed but flights over the country permitted at 6000m or higher.
Lithuania: Airspace open.
Montenegro: Airspace open.
Netherlands: Airspace closed until 1300BST Monday.
Norway: Airspace open, apart from Öst-Finnmarka in the north.
Poland: Airports shut, flights over the country permitted.
Romania: Two airports will open during Monday, flights over the country permitted.
Russia: Airports are open. Flights to the USA via the north pole.
Serbia: Airspace open.
Slovakia: Airspace closed.
Slovenia: Airspace to be opened temporarily for Monday morning.
Spain: All airports open.
Sweden: Airspace open in the north, Stockholm-Arlanda, Stockholm-Bromma och Gothenbourg-Landvetter will open during Monday morning. Over the Baltic, and the Swedish counties of Småland, Södermanland and Västergötland flights permitted at high altitude.
Switzerland: All flights to and from the country stopped until 1300BST on Monday. Flights permitted at more than 11000m.
Turkey: All airports open.
UK: Airspace closed until 0100BST Tuesday (info from NATS).
Ukraine: Kiev airport was open on Sunday.

and

Iceland: Airspace open!!!