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Flightradar24 Thread Part III

Shannon757

Carnacalla wrote: »

747 inbound SNN. 19,000ft and decending.

Stobart about to turn for approach, wind 240 degrees 40kts G 49kts.

National are pretty regular visitors to Shannon.

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Cessna_Pilot

Carnacalla wrote: »

EI779 from Lanzarote also gone around due tailwind.

Switching to RWY16

EI209 (Manchester-Dublin) landed next though.

You're kidding? Switching to 16 for a poxy light variable wind?! ATC really need to get their act together up in DUB.

JCX BXC

AF1116 Paris CDG to Dublin, an A319 inbound Dublin.

Air France passenger aircraft are quite rare in DUB.

JCX BXC

Cessna_Pilot wrote: »

You're kidding? Switching to 16 for a poxy light variable wind?! ATC really need to get their act together up in DUB.

Requested by aircraft? After 3 go-around on 10 is it not the wise thing to do?

Cessna_Pilot

Carnacalla wrote: »

AF1116 Paris CDG to Dublin, an A319 inbound Dublin.

Air France passenger aircraft are quite rare in DUB.

Quite rare anywhere at the moment :pac:

Shannon Control

Cessna_Pilot wrote: »

You're kidding? Switching to 16 for a poxy light variable wind?! ATC really need to get their act together up in DUB.

How does it have anything to do with the ATCOs? They have manuals to stick to, if the tailwind component exceeds 10 knots, airline SOPs will prohibit an approach, and the ATC MATS will state that they must change runway.

Cessna_Pilot

Shannon Control wrote: »

How does it have anything to do with the ATCOs? They have manuals to stick to, if the tailwind component exceeds 10 knots, airline SOPs will prohibit an approach, and the ATC MATS will state that they must change runway.

I fully accept that, and no offence meant at all. Just a little rant after several evenings of late night holding in DUB has taken it's toll!

However, when they do switch runways in DUB in variable wind conditions, it does mean flights stacking up in holds, while they get it all sorted, and a lot of the time by the time the new runway is in operation the wind is back favouring the original one due to the prevailing winds etc.

Cessna_Pilot

Carnacalla wrote: »

Requested by aircraft? After 3 go-around on 10 is it not the wise thing to do?

If it was steadily holding at a tailwind, but sure it's back favouring 10 now! Upper tailwinds can be managed to an extent by configuring early etc. Obviously if the landing wind is outside limits you go around. However the wind seems to be mainly less than ten knots all day, and reasonably easterly.

JCX BXC

EI609 gone around at DUB on RWY16

Cessna_Pilot

Carnacalla wrote: »

EI609 gone around at DUB on RWY16

Did they give a reason for the go around?

JCX BXC

Cessna_Pilot wrote: »

If it was steadily holding at a tailwind, but sure it's back favouring 10 now! Upper tailwinds can be managed to an extent by configuring early etc. Obviously if the landing wind is outside limits you go around. However the wind seems to be mainly less than ten knots all day, and reasonably easterly.

It was infact always a headwind at ground level, it's just the wind was a tailwind at higher levels.

The ATC made a comment about how Mét Eireann have been changing the TAF all day so planning for 10 then 28 then 10 etc

EI609 gone around, 10kt tailwind then 20kt headwind, and windshear.

Cessna_Pilot

Carnacalla wrote: »

It was infact always a headwind at ground level, it's just the wind was a tailwind at higher levels.

The ATC made a comment about how Mét Eireann have been changing the TAF all day so planning for 10 then 28 then 10.

EI609 gone around, 10kt tailwind then 20kt headwind, and windshear.

Strange that they switched to runway so, as it's the wind on the ground that determines the operational runway!

JCX BXC

Carnacalla wrote: »

EI609 gone around at DUB on RWY16

Climbing and diverting to Shannon. (Changed to BFS)
Messy, looking at the radar there's a cell located right above DUB

EI167 just gone around, FR7055 abandoned approach.

EI167 diverting to Shannon, EI609 tight on fuel and switching the divert to Belfast Aldergrove.

b757

METAR EIDW 121630Z 13010KT 090V150 9999 -SHRA SCT018CB SCT020 17/13 Q1004 NOSIG=

2000' wind - 290/20
FL50 - 290/15

JCX BXC

Surface wind now 360 degrees 12 knots, tailwind on 16 now.

Mech1

Im not listening in at the moment but I can get the Ground freq taken out if its blocking airborne transmissions, let me know.

JCX BXC

Mech1 wrote: »

Im not listening in at the moment but I can get the Ground freq taken out if its blocking airborne transmissions, let me know.

If it's not too much work, that would be appreciated, thanks Mech!

Switching now to RWY28!
Some very small holding has turned into diversions and lots of delays!

Mech1

2 min

Mech1

remind me to put it back later!

Cessna_Pilot

Carnacalla wrote: »

If it's not too much work, that would be appreciated, thanks Mech!

Switching now to RWY28!
Some very small holding has turned into diversions and lots of delays!

I'm like mistic meg

On a serious note, completely and utterly predictable!

I gaurantee there will be more runway switching in the next while. And all for what? Pick a runway and stick with it. The winds predominantly favour 10, 99 percent of aircraft will land. Start messing around with runway switching with that wind, and look what happens very very quickly.

JCX BXC

Few more diversions to SNN.

5 diversions so far.

EI609 (AMS-DUB) to Belfast Aldergrove (BFS)
EI167 (LHR-DUB) to Shannon (SNN)
EI359 (STR-DUB) to Shannon (SNN)
FR507 (BRS-DUB) to Shannon (SNN)
FR7055 (AGP-DUB)to Shannon (SNN)

Anyone unsure of what airports the codes equate to, look them up!

JCX BXC

Cessna_Pilot wrote: »

I'm like mistic meg

On a serious note, completely and utterly predictable!

I gaurantee there will be more runway switching in the next while. And all for what? Pick a runway and stick with it. The winds predominantly favour 10, 99 percent of aircraft will land. Start messing around with runway switching with that wind, and look what happens very very quickly.

The winds don't favour RWY10 in any aspect at the moment.

Hehehe nevermind, fecking wind is back at 070 degrees!

Trebor176

BAW3, A318 has departed Shannon for New York. I didn't think they'd have a range that long.

https://www.flightradar24.com/BAW3/a00c748

Shannon757

Trebor176 wrote: »

BAW3, A318 has departed Shannon for New York. I didn't think they'd have a range that long.

https://www.flightradar24.com/BAW3/a00c748

It's a specially configured with 32 seats, business only. Comes from London City. €10000 one way I think.

JCX BXC

Trebor176 wrote: »

BAW3, A318 has departed Shannon for New York. I didn't think they'd have a range that long.

https://www.flightradar24.com/BAW3/a00c748

Flys London City-Shannon-New-York twice daily, and New York-London City direct on the way back.

The A318 contains 32 business class seats, and stops in Shannon on the way over to restraints at LCY. The earlier flight benefits from US PRE-CLEARANCE.

EI645 inbound DUB informed of up to 30mins of holding.

JCX BXC

Shannon757 wrote: »

€10000 one way I think.

Remove one of those 0's!

Trebor176

Shannon757 wrote: »

It's a specially configured with 32 seats, business only. Comes from London City. €10000 one way I think.

Carnacalla wrote: »

Flys London City-Shannon-New-York twice daily, and New York-London City direct on the way back.

The A318 contains 32 business class seats, and stops in Shannon on the way over to restraints at LCY. The earlier flight benefits from US PRE-CLEARANCE.

EI645 inbound DUB informed of up to 30mins of holding.

Thanks for the info lads

Bsal

The wind is forecast to go westerly at 7kts and the wind at 2000ft is 300/15kt so RWY28 is looking like the best choice.

JCX BXC

Snippet from TAF issued at 6pm (17:00UTC)

EIDW 121700Z 1218/1318 12007KT 9999 FEW012 BKN025
TEMPO 1218/1219 01008KT
PROB30
TEMPO 1218/1220 5000 SHRA SCT018CB
BECMG 1219/1222 26007KT

What a forecast!

chillin117

Trebor176 wrote: »

BAW3, A318 has departed Shannon for New York. I didn't think they'd have a range that long.

https://www.flightradar24.com/BAW3/a00c748

That's the daily London city/Shannon/New-York Business Class. Only about 45 seats on it. They refuel and clear US customs at Shannon. Cost about 4k I think

JCX BXC

chillin117 wrote: »

That's the daily London city/Shannon/New-York Business Class. Only about 45 seats on it. They refuel and clear US customs at Shannon. Cost about 4k I think

32 seats, only first flight preclear, and €1000ish per way, as above.