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If the weather plays ball you may get some light a/c from the GA fields flying round the zone/asking for approaches to EIDW. At least that's what I'd be doing if I was sober... Well done on the feed!
There is no zone around EIDW on Christmas day, approaches for free into Dublin all day long.
You may get chatter if they file flight plans with SNN only.
Have flown on Christmas day for many many years and plenty of memorable trips over Dublin, down the liffy, Dun Laoighre, City Centre etc. (not Baldonnel though
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DieselPowered wrote: »There is no zone around EIDW on Christmas day, approaches for free into Dublin all day long.
You may get chatter if they file flight plans with SNN only.
Have flown on Christmas day for many many years and plenty of memorable trips over Dublin, down the liffy, Dun Laoighre, City Centre etc. (not Baldonnel though )
Based on what exactly. Be careful just because the airport is closed doesn't mean the airspace has been declassified. It's still available for emergency diversions. You enter the airspace without a plan and permission and it's liable for an MOR. Check you NOTAMs. There's only one that says the airport is closed.0 -
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Based on what exactly. Be careful just because the airport is closed doesn't mean the airspace has been declassified. It's still available for emergency diversions. You enter the airspace without a plan and permission and it's liable for an MOR. Check you NOTAMs. There's only one that says the airport is closed.
Flight plans always filed with SNN
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DieselPowered wrote: »Flight plans always filed with SNN
Good job.
Although over the years AIS advised they had no plans filed so a few have taken liberties.
In fairness considering the weather I would love a trip over the city and the airport.0 -
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Over the years AIS advised they had no plans filed so a few have taken liberties. In fairness considering the weather I would love a trip over the city and the airport.
Agreed, not everyone I know who used to fly Christmas day would have filed plans with SNN, our flights did, so can only speak for our own case.
There was something special seeing all the Aer Lingus and Ryanair lined up on the ramp for the day in question
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DieselPowered wrote: »Agreed, not everyone I know who used to fly Christmas day would have filed plans with SNN, our flights did, so can only speak for our own case.
There was something special seeing all the Aer Lingus and Ryanair lined up on the ramp for the day in question
Eerie I imagine. Something I would love to see from the air0 -
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(not that I have any right to ask compared to all the regulars here!) 
:)
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