Flightradar24 Thread Part II

KoolKid · 04-03-2015 05:24PM

Air France 747 diverting

AF718 from Paris to Dakar http://fr24.com/AFR718/5ab9acc

fr336 · 04-03-2015 05:32PM

KoolKid wrote: »

Air France 747 diverting

AF718 from Paris to Dakar http://fr24.com/AFR718/5ab9acc

Squawking emergency after takeoff.

A 747 landing with that fuel and not circling :eek: :eek:

fr336 · 04-03-2015 05:37PM

Apparently electrical fault on Air France, they lost all navigation instruments just after takeoff

davo2001 · 04-03-2015 05:41PM

down safely by the looks of it.

Wise Old Elf · 04-03-2015 06:29PM

fr336 wrote: »

Apparently electrical fault on Air France, they lost all navigation instruments just after takeoff

Bloody hell. I imagine that's bad enough in daylight, but at least they could approach visually. How would you handle that at night?

Oscar Bravo · 05-03-2015 12:32AM

There must of been something on in Barcelona earlier, about 10 biz jets have passed over Ireland from there in the past few hours

JCX BXC · 05-03-2015 12:44AM

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

There must of been something on in Barcelona earlier, about 10 biz jets have passed over Ireland from there in the past few hours

Mobile world congress on there every year. Very big event, probably the biggest in that specific type of business. Companies from absolutely every where that were anybit involved with mobile technology were there.

frankiebaby · 05-03-2015 10:45AM

Turkish A332F into SNN (for fuel??)

lord lucan · 05-03-2015 11:25AM

frankiebaby wrote: »

Turkish A332F into SNN (for fuel??)

It's going to be a regular visitor to SNN on its way from IST to ORD according to SNN Twitter this morning.

arubex · 05-03-2015 03:38PM

lord lucan wrote: »

It's going to be a regular visitor to SNN on its way from IST to ORD according to SNN Twitter this morning.

Looks like two services per week westbound via Shannon ( THY6755 and 6729 ), but the eastbounds are via Maastricht ( THY6786 and 6730 ).

recyclops · 05-03-2015 03:54PM

5 fighter jets over north wales now doing formation

arubex · 05-03-2015 04:15PM

2Excel's 727 G-OSRA departing Prestwick

http://fr24.com/BRO60/5ada328

arubex · 05-03-2015 04:16PM

recyclops wrote: »

5 fighter jets over north wales now doing formation

FR24 claims they are Hawk T. Mk. 1 - Red Arrows are the only remaining RAF user of the Mk 1.

Oscar Bravo · 05-03-2015 05:25PM

Meridiana a320 currently off the mayo coast on a test flight out of Dublin. EI-EZT

JCX BXC · 05-03-2015 05:57PM

arubex wrote: »

Looks like two services per week westbound via Shannon ( THY6755 and 6729 ), but the eastbounds are via Maastricht ( THY6786 and 6730 ).

If only there was a passenger service from SNN-IST.

arubex · 06-03-2015 08:48AM

There's money in tools... Falcon 2000 N12LX operated by Stanley Black & Decker, out of Stuttgart over Cavan.

http://fr24.com/F2TH/5aefafe

Looks like the hand-tool industry has consolidated almost as much as airlines have:

Tool Brands: Who Owns What? A Guide to Corporate Affiliations

http://toolguyd.com/tool-brands-corporate-affiliations/

iusedtoknow · 06-03-2015 04:39PM

BA49 turned around on 7700 - looks like it's heading back to LHR

bronn · 06-03-2015 04:49PM

Dunno - looks like it's going to DUB?

Reoil · 06-03-2015 04:49PM

iusedtoknow wrote: »

BA49 turned around on 7700 - looks like it's heading back to LHR

Looks like it's diverting to Dublin now...

Skuxx · 06-03-2015 04:52PM

bronn wrote: »

Dunno - looks like it's going to DUB?

Reoil wrote: »

Looks like it's diverting to Dublin now...

Dublin wouldn't make much sense, possibly out over water to dump fuel would be my guess!

Reoil · 06-03-2015 04:52PM

Just listening on LiveATC, now he says he wants to divert to BHD, which doesn't really make sense as BFS has a longer runway.

bronn · 06-03-2015 04:58PM

Stobart off to Belfast. Too windy in DUB.

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iusedtoknow · 06-03-2015 04:59PM

Reoil wrote: »

Just listening on LiveATC, now he says he wants to divert to BHD, which doesn't really make sense as BFS has a longer runway.

What channel/airport are you listening to?

bronn · 06-03-2015 05:01PM

Could be hedging a few bets. Has quite a few to pick from now. Must be dumping fuel at the moment.

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I wonder did you hear that Stobart requesting BHD, Reoil?

arubex · 06-03-2015 05:16PM

Another Stobart just arrived in Belfast, EI-FAT

bronn · 06-03-2015 05:27PM

The Daily Express says: "British Airways flight declares mid-air emergency amid cabin oxygen drama..."

I can't even be bothered to copy and paste the rest of it. Suffice to say, there may be a problem with cabin pressurisation.

TheChizler · 06-03-2015 05:29PM

bronn wrote: »

The Daily Express says: "British Airways flight declares mid-air emergency amid cabin oxygen drama..."

I can't even be bothered to copy and paste the rest of it. Suffice to say, there may be a problem with cabin pressurisation.

Where's our Mail-headline-writer now?

wonski · 06-03-2015 05:36PM

TheChizler wrote: »

Where's our Mail-headline-writer now?

Drama in the air.

BA failed to provide the oxygen to its passengers:eek:

If it was Ryanair I can only imagine how many €2 coin jokes would be made:D

TheChizler · 06-03-2015 06:24PM

wonski wrote: »

If it was Ryanair I can only imagine how many €2 coin jokes would be made:D

Ryanair Passengers Forced to Pay for Air to be Literally
Sucked Out of Their Lungs!

The shocking realization came as Ryanair head honcho Michael O'Leary announced plans to fit coin operated locks to toilet doors. "I'd love to charge passengers to use the bathroom" the Irish airline owner confirmed. "It would encourage them to use the facilities in the airport before the flight, toilet maintenance would be reduced since we wouldn't be depressurizing the tanks as often". When pressed on what he meant by 'depressurizing the tanks' the Irish top gun quipped "well we have to suck the sh*te out of the cabin somehow".

Asphyxiation

After much research this reporter can confirm that Ryanair use the actual air from the cabin to flush the on-board toilets. Air, as discovered in recent groundbreaking research, is composed mostly of a substance called Oxygen, a material which boffins say is essential for human life. If humans are deprived of 'Oxygen' they can die in only a matter of days, in a process known as 'Asphyxiation'. Other things known to kill humans in a few days are gunshot wounds and radiation poisoning, putting the level of risk Ryanair is now putting its passengers at at an all time high.

Infanticide

When asked for their reactions, these unsuspecting passengers arriving at East Midlands - Birmingham International had this to say. "I can't say I'm surprised that Ryanair are exposing me to this" welfare scrounger Teri Martin said on returning from a low fare trip to the Portuguese Algarve with her six children. "The Irish trying to kill my little darlings, nothing new there". "Bloody Micky Leary, they should run the bog on his own hot air, there's plenty!" exclaimed Allen Wilkens, 41, a plumber from Shefford.

Ryanair has yet to make a comment at the time of going to press.

fr336 · 06-03-2015 06:26PM

TheChizler wrote: »

Ryanair Passengers Forced to Pay for Air to be Literally
Sucked Out of Their Lungs!

The shocking realization came as Ryanair head honcho Michael O'Leary announced plans to fit coin operated locks to toilet doors. "I'd love to charge passengers to use the bathroom" the Irish airline owner confirmed. "It would encourage them to use the facilities in the airport before the flight, toilet maintenance would be reduced since we wouldn't be depressurizing the tanks as often". When pressed on what he meant by 'depressurizing the tanks' the Irish top gun quipped "well we have to suck the sh*te out of the cabin somehow".

Asphyxiation

After much research this reporter can confirm that Ryanair use the actual air from the cabin to flush the on-board toilets. Air, as discovered in recent groundbreaking research, is composed mostly of a substance called Oxygen, a material which boffins say is essential for human life. If humans are deprived of 'Oxygen' they can die in only a matter of days, in a process known as 'Asphyxiation'. Other things known to kill humans in a few days are gunshot wounds and radiation poisoning, putting the level of risk Ryanair is now putting its passengers at at an all time high.

Infanticide

When asked for their reactions, these unsuspecting passengers arriving at East Midlands - Birmingham International had this to say. "I can't say I'm surprised that Ryanair are exposing me to this" welfare scrounger Teri Martin said on returning from a low fare trip to the Portuguese Algarve with her six children. "The Irish trying to kill my little darlings, nothing new there". "Bloody Micky Leary, they should run the bog on his own hot air, there's plenty!" exclaimed Allen Wilkens, 41, a plumber from Shefford.

Ryanair has yet to make a comment at the time of going to press.

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Flightradar24 Thread Part II

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