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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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ohlordy

Interesting flight path over Dublin today, surveying something no doubt

JCX BXC

EI-LRA operating Shannon-Boston today, the first scheduled A321 neo flight from Shannon. EI134/135 will continue to be operated by an A321 neo from now on.

I note the Aer Lingus website is telling me it's ASL airlines operating for Aer Lingus despite also saying it's an A321.

Fog pretty bad in DUB?

Two Ryanairs diverting to SNN currently.

jamo2oo9

BZ wrote: »

Fog pretty bad in DUB?

Two Ryanairs diverting to SNN currently.

Pretty clear skies at the moment and I can see planes on approach from D1 so definitely not fog.

JCX BXC

jamo2oo9 wrote: »

Pretty clear skies at the moment and I can see planes on approach from D1 so definitely not fog.

Nope, it is fog. LVP's in place.

17:30 METAR gives fog and 600m.

RVR's RWY28: Touchdown 700m, Midpoint 600m and Stopend 500m, as per ATC at 17:39.

JCX BXC

EI169 (EIN169) LHR-DUB diverting to Shannon.

PukkaStukka

Yeah I drove from Dublin 11 to the north county and the fog along the way was thick

JCX BXC

All 3 diverted aircraft on their way back to DUB now.

Oscar Bravo

Air Canada Rouge 767 done u turn off Mayo now on the way into Shannon on a medical diversion.AC1915(C- GHLK)

frankiebaby

AN124 enroute to SNN - due in around 1930

washman3

Any idea what time it will be leaving Shannon again.??

washman3 wrote: »

Any idea what time it will be leaving Shannon again.??

Tomorrow morning

murphaph

Lots of EasyJet aircraft repositioning from sxf to txl due to fog.

Comhrá

Boeing 737 MAX 9 reg TF-ICA arrived in SNN from KEF (Reykjavik) about an hour ago. Enroute flight level was 190 as currently used for MAX flights.

Storage?

mikel97

Comhra wrote: »

Boeing 737 MAX 9 reg TF-ICA arrived in SNN from KEF (Reykjavik) about an hour ago. Enroute flight level was 190 as currently used for MAX flights.

Storage?

Going to Spain LEDA for storage. 2 ex Norwegian Dubs in control.

eastmayo

Aer lingus regional Dub to Donegal seems to be diverting back to dublin after holding at Donegal.

marno21

eastmayo wrote: »

Aer lingus regional Dub to Donegal seems to be diverting back to dublin after holding at Donegal.

27kt crosswind at CFN at the minute. Only made one approach.

Kilboor

What's up with EI782?

LXFlyer

Kilboor wrote: »

What's up with EI782?

It’s diverted to Shannon for some reason.

crisco10

eastmayo wrote: »

Aer lingus regional Dub to Donegal seems to be diverting back to dublin after holding at Donegal.

I always think that's a pretty cruel alternate airport.

LXFlyer wrote: »

It’s diverted to Shannon for some reason.

Sick passenger.

[Deleted User]

crisco10 wrote: »

I always think that's a pretty cruel alternate airport.

What happpens to the passengers in this scenario? Does the airline provide a bus for them?

Poor passengers are left with a 5 hour road trip ahead.

What Username Guidelines

salonfire wrote: »

What happpens to the passengers in this scenario? Does the airline provide a bus for them?

Poor passengers are left with a 5 hour road trip ahead.

Usually bussed up to Dublin.

My parents were coming in from Lanzarote a few years back and were diverted to Shannon due to wind. They had been talking to the couple next to them on the flight, who lived a 15 min drive from Shannon, but opted to visit family in Dublin first and fly from there.

When they heard they were being diverted, my mother said “well at least it suits someone!” To which the bloke replied “not us, our car is in the long term car park” ouch.

Pat Dunne

salonfire wrote: »

What happpens to the passengers in this scenario? Does the airline provide a bus for them?

Poor passengers are left with a 5 hour road trip ahead.

5 hours from Shannon to Dublin. How did you go via Sligo?
I drove from DUB to Shannon and returned on the same day. The journey time by bus never exceeded 2:45 minutes each way.

marno21

Pat Dunne wrote: »

5 hours from Shannon to Dublin. How did you go via Sligo?
I drove from DUB to Shannon and returned on the same day. The journey time by bus never exceeded 2:45 minutes each way.

The poster was referring to the diversion of the Dublin-Donegal flight back to Dublin.

Not a nice journey on a bus from Dublin to Carrickfin

Cordell

There's a bus line that takes 5 hours indeed as it stops everywhere along the route.

JCX BXC

Cordell wrote: »

There's a bus line that takes 5 hours indeed as it stops everywhere along the route.

The passengers wouldn't have been taken on the public bus route, it'd be a private charter all the way to the airport.

Hotblack Desiato

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

My parents were coming in from Lanzarote a few years back and were diverted to Shannon due to wind.

After a weekend of pork knuckles and beer I once nearly caused a flight from Prague to Dublin to be diverted due to wind :pac:

Oscar Bravo

BA209 LHR-MIA on the way into Shannon on a medical diversion. 747 G-CIVK

Pat Dunne

Cordell wrote: »

There's a bus line that takes 5 hours indeed as it stops everywhere along the route.

The bus would be a Private Hire, direct point to point.