Volcano stops flights

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

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DaveG

BAW2154 holding Lands End (company request) for max for 2 hrs if required, then may route "somewhere" possible Madrid.  (on S9 132.950)
Cornwall, UK

DaveG

Quote from: darkskies74 on April 20, 2010, 07:10:55 PM
Seems to be all BA flights on this screenshot. Test flights? Or BA chomping at the bit?
Anyone know?

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Cornwall, UK

DaveReid

Quote from: darkskies74 on April 20, 2010, 07:10:55 PMSeems to be all BA flights on this screenshot. Test flights? Or BA chomping at the bit?

As a previous poster alluded to, if you have sufficient fuel reserves then there is nothing to lose by holding for a couple of hours if there is even a slim chance that the policy will shift and allow landings at LHR.
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Roland28

BAW2154 from Barbados is headed towards Lands End. This is one of 3 Gatwick bound flights that are expected tonight.

voyager8

Looks like its a no go for LHR for BA074,should be leaving hold & going to Shannon in the next ten minutes.
Paul.

voyager8

CAA live on BBC news24,phased openning of airspace from 2200 tonight.
Paul.

HeathrowCam - Support

Quote from: nbquidditch on April 20, 2010, 06:51:35 PM
It's crazy!! The Easyjet went upto 28,000 over Liverpool, turned and dropped back into Luton. Why couldn't BAW102 drop down into Heathrow?

Sky news site has the Easyjet as a test flight.

tarbat

#412
Phased reintroduction of airspace from 22:00.  How does that tie in with the latest met office charts at http://metoffice.com/aviation/vaac/data/VAG_1271785386.png

"NEW RULES" have been put in place!!  Sounds like a climb down by the CAA in the face of evidence from the aircraft manufactures.

DaveG

Mark 1 eyeball has BAW2154 entering hold over Lands End and on S9 132.950
Cornwall, UK

HeathrowCam - Support

BBC News just said CAA has said BA flights can land...but where??

DaveG

Did Lord Adonis (BBC News) just say All airport can open at 22:00 and its up to companies to decided to fly/land ?

If so watch for all BA flight staying in hold if they can, lol
Cornwall, UK

DaveReid

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.
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DaveG

BAW2154, on comms to 132.950 saying they have been told by company that Gatwick will be open, London Control says - no idea, lol.
Cornwall, UK

anorak

2154 company say proceed to Gatwick as planned
Dave. Exmoor, North Devon.

voyager8

BA2154,has just got the message that he can land at Gatwick,but controller has not yet got that info,they are all now rechecking to see what info is correct.
Paul.