Flightradar24 Thread Part II

NewApproach · 17-11-2015 05:36PM

Where's the Turkish off to?

Fred Swanson · 17-11-2015 05:39PM

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highlydebased · 17-11-2015 05:41PM

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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Actually looks to be going in BHX direction at FL260

Crimsonforce · 17-11-2015 05:48PM

EI3241 looping off the north dublin bay

http://www.flightradar24.com/STK41BZ/8016b2b

cityjet from paris AF1116 also looks like heading away

http://www.flightradar24.com/AFR470H/8015c8f

Spanish Eyes · 17-11-2015 05:50PM

What a profession. To face all that with calm and safety in mind reassures me no end.

I know we all like looking at the go arounds, diversions and all the rest of it when the winds are high, but as a pax, it ain't pretty. But as I said in an earlier post, reading here has got me through the wall of worry about turbulence and high wind landings.

Well done to all. There's no harm in enjoying the excitement, but as long as everyone is safe that's the main thing, and they are, no matter where they end up eventually!

It's pretty wild out there now in Dublin. Can't imagine what it's like for pax on board who may be nervous. And most are, because they don't know as much as you do, or as I do now, having read this thread.

MoyVilla9 · 17-11-2015 05:57PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

What a profession. To face all that with calm and safety in mind reassures me no end.

I know we all like looking at the go arounds, diversions and all the rest of it when the winds are high, but as a pax, it ain't pretty. But as I said in an earlier post, reading here has got me through the wall of worry about turbulence and high wind landings.

Well done to all. There's no harm in enjoying the excitement, but as long as everyone is safe that's the main thing, and they are, no matter where they end up eventually!

It's pretty wild out there now in Dublin. Can't imagine what it's like for pax on board who may be nervous. And most are, because they don't know as much as you do, or as I do now, having read this thread.

During a Go-Around I was on last Sunday a passenger beside me was quietly sobbing to herself.
May seem extreme to us, but I completely understand it. It's neverwracking to say the least, coming in, getting bounced around by the wind, then all of a sudden, just as you think you're down, you hear the engines scream before darting up into the clouds again.

AGC · 17-11-2015 05:58PM

http://www.flightradar24.com/STK325M/8017fa5

Looks like he's had enough

EDIT: Giving it a go

January · 17-11-2015 06:00PM

Just noticing the two BA A380's one from LAX and one from SFO, both took off over 3 hours late from their destination. Wonder what happened there.

flanzer · 17-11-2015 06:01PM

2 Stobarts making their approaches now. Should be interesting

Crimsonforce · 17-11-2015 06:02PM

passengers trousers working at max capacity.

Chris_5339762 · 17-11-2015 06:02PM

Just out of interest, how on earth would that flight from London to Cork that ended up in Liverpool deal with the angry passengers? Hardly likely that Ryanair would have space tomorrow on their Liverpool - Cork flights... would Ryanair run a special flight for them, or would it be a case of 'tough, make your own way to Cork and send us receipts'.

A diversion to Dublin or Belfast would be a pain, but at least the airline would put on a bus. Over the water, its harder to do that.

Crimsonforce · 17-11-2015 06:05PM

cityjet from Paris AF1116 also looks like heading away

http://www.flightradar24.com/AFR470H/8015c8f

edit pulls up at 1,000 ft

KoolKid · 17-11-2015 06:05PM

A very late go around

AF1116 from Paris to Dublin http://fr24.com/AFR470H/8015c8f

flanzer · 17-11-2015 06:06PM

flanzer wrote: »

2 Stobarts making their approaches now. Should be interesting

Maybe not. I don't know what they're actually doing now. Hardly going from one holding point to another?

KoolKid · 17-11-2015 06:06PM

Crimsonforce wrote: »

edit pulls up at 1,000 ft

He was a lot lower than that...

KoolKid · 17-11-2015 06:07PM

Another go around

EI573 from Alicante to Dublin http://fr24.com/EIN573/8014c30

b757 · 17-11-2015 06:09PM

KoolKid wrote: »

Another go around

EI573 from Alicante to Dublin http://fr24.com/EIN573/8014c30

Instructed by tower; 737 on RWY, RYR had to cx take off and hold position.

h3000 · 17-11-2015 06:10PM

http://fr24.com/EIN38W/80174f6 on approach to Shannon now.

GBX · 17-11-2015 06:10PM

GLF-4 (F-EICD1) holding off Wicklow. Cant imagine being fun waiting on board that plane.

Oscar Bravo · 17-11-2015 06:11PM

reg is N854SD

AGC · 17-11-2015 06:13PM

flanzer wrote: »

Maybe not. I don't know what they're actually doing now. Hardly going from one holding point to another?

The Man-Dub one is all over the shop, seems to be pulling up again

Crimsonforce · 17-11-2015 06:13PM

here come the stobarts

http://www.flightradar24.com/STK325M/8017fa5

http://www.flightradar24.com/STK41BZ/8016b2b

h3000 · 17-11-2015 06:16PM

http://fr24.com/EIN38W/80174f6 Seems to be in in Shannon

Chris_5339762 · 17-11-2015 06:17PM

BA3 from LCY - SNN - JFK... what happens if that one can't land in Shannon

b757 · 17-11-2015 06:17PM

Oscar Bravo wrote: »

reg is N854SD

Diverting to STN.

davo2001 · 17-11-2015 06:18PM

Chris_5339762 wrote: »

BA3 from LCY - SNN - JFK... what happens if that one can't land in Shannon

He will, it's calming down here, the EIN38W landed a minute ago without issue.

elastico · 17-11-2015 06:21PM

Chris_5339762 wrote: »

, how on earth would that flight from London to Cork that ended up in Liverpool deal with the angry passengers? .

Firstly passengers have no right to be angry over the weather.

As regards dealing with them, Ryanair will probably just take off around now from Liverpool and fly to Cork once they know the winds have passed.

They will just rejig the schedule, bus people from SNN to Cork or Belfast to Dublin as necessary, send Stansted passengers to LGW etc.

Happened me a couple of times and that how it played out.

A few will probably be completely shafted but they will deal with the largest numbers quickest to minimise the cost to themselves.

AGC · 17-11-2015 06:25PM

Aberdeen Stobart down safely. No idea where the Manchester one went

Chris_5339762 · 17-11-2015 06:26PM

Thanks. Always intrigued what happens, never had a diversion yet, always heard horror stories about monstrous delays and unhelpful airlines.

Stobart from Aberdeen is down in Dublin, if he can make it they all can!

Crimsonforce · 17-11-2015 06:28PM

any idea what happened to the other stobart from manchester?

http://www.flightradar24.com/STK325M/8017fa5

just saw it landed..

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