Flightradar24 Thread Part II

Oscar Bravo

Squall line not far over Dublin now, expect some go rounds and diversion. great to see over 240 listeners on Pats feed!!

rocky911

fr336 wrote: »

Any chance of some pics or vids of any approaches? Doubt anyone will be trying soon though!

Will do my best !

technocrat

Weathercheck wrote: »

city going around

Lining up for another approach on rw 16

Tzardine

Its all about to kick off it seems :cool:

Crimsonforce

Is there a map anywhere for a novice of runway number take offs from Dublin airport

Simon Gruber Says

Handy tool for calculating the crosswind component on the runway [URL] https://www.ivao.aero/db/xw/default.asp?rwy=16&dir=200&wst=34&gst=46[/URL]

Currently 26 knots. Each plane for each airline has a maximum crosswind component number, above which they can't make an approach.

homerjay2005

Rome Fl closed due to a bomb threat on-board a plane on the runway.

Ted_YNWA

Tzardine wrote: »

Its all about to kick off it seems :cool:

Its an ill wind .. as they say.

Pun intended :P

Ted_YNWA

Crimsonforce wrote: »

Is there a map anywhere for a novice of runway number take offs from Dublin airport

charts are here.

http://www.iaa.ie/safe_reg/iaip/aip_eidw_charts.htm

crosstownk

BCY25B on the ground this time.

crosstownk

RYR96KJ going around now.

Simon Gruber Says

Great sound from that 777 passing overhead

outsourced_ire

https://twitter.com/flightradar24/status/555475176729882624

ninebeanrows

'Extremely turbulent and 25 knot cross wind'... did you copy that Shamrock.. ' affirmmmative' !

fr336

Next one into Cork asking for the weather......

Simon Gruber Says

Sounded like the Ryanair that just landed said the approach was extremely turbulent

fr336

Just had a go around over my head here in LTN http://www.flightradar24.com/EZY2134/545a98b Quite wet here!

debabyjesus

MoyVilla9 wrote: »

What is CityJet doing here?

Test flight after an ongoing gear defect, the strange turns were to put different air loads on the gear during cycling.

Ted_YNWA

Simon Gruber Says wrote: »

Sounded like the Ryanair that just landed said the approach was extremely turbulent

:eek: A bumpy FR landing, papers will have a field day

rocky911

fr336 wrote: »

Next one into Cork asking for the weather......

Have you link to ATC?

fr336

rocky911 wrote: »

Have you link to ATC?

It hasn't been working for 2 days but would be here http://www.liveatc.net/search/?icao=eick

JCX BXC

EI247 go around (LGW-DUB) (Missed Approach)

33 Knots wind with a gust of 46 Knots according to Atc

windowspotter

EI247 gone around

Jack1985

Is that my speedbird-gal on Ground this evening. :P

homerjay2005

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

:eek: A bumpy FR landing, papers will have a field day

"180 passengers were almost killed when a Ryanair plane is believed to have landed on its roof in a light breeze at Dublin Airport this evening.

"The wheels fell off and one pilot looked like he was drunk, " said one witness."

youknowwho

windowspotter wrote: »

EI247 gone around

That's a long flight from London, already held

crosstownk

RYR96KJ landed on 2nd attempt.

windowspotter

youknowwho wrote: »

That's a long flight from London, already held

Yeah he asked to hold whilst calculating could he attempt an approach so didn't even try first time

sjb25

homerjay2005 wrote: »

"180 passengers were almost killed when a Ryanair plane is believed to have landed on its roof in a light breeze at Dublin Airport this evening.

"The wheels fell off and one pilot looked like he was drunk, " said one witness."

Ryanair press office says sure didn't we land in dublin what more do you want

JCX BXC

youknowwho wrote: »

That's a long flight from London, already held

Id imagine that his fuel wont last much more than 30mins. Another missed approach and hes in trouble.

SaveOurLyric

homerjay2005 wrote: »

"180 passengers were almost killed when a Ryanair plane is believed to have landed on its roof in a light breeze at Dublin Airport this evening.

"The wheels fell off and one pilot looked like he was drunk, " said one witness."

Michael O'Leary claims "its all due to excessive Dublin airport charges".

JCX BXC

EI 611 (AMS-DUB) Go around at 2250 ft. Second EI in a row. 27Knots wind.

EI247 diverting to Shannon. They diverted before EI 611

crosstownk

Another one - EIN611 going around.

Jack1985

EIN247M, off to SNN.

fr336

Carnacalla wrote: »

Id imagine that his fuel wont last much more than 30mins. Another missed approach and hes in trouble.

Except he's not at all, as such an eventuality is planned for

Do you work for the Daily Mail :pac:

Fred Swanson

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youknowwho

Another go around

Tzardine

sjb25 wrote: »

Ryanair press office says sure didn't we land in dublin what more do you want

I wonder if they played the trumpet. :pac:

windowspotter

Carnacalla wrote: »

Id imagine that his fuel wont last much more than 30mins. Another missed approach and hes in trouble.

Would have known weather conditions at Dub so can't imagine he'll be running out of fuel within the next hour

joegriffinjnr

Would the winds in Shannon not be worse than Dublin?

kaki

FR905 down safely in Cork.

Fred Swanson

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windowspotter

EI611 just confirming enough fuel for 20 min hold

Jack1985

Runway-change I hear?

JCX BXC

joegriffinjnr wrote: »

Would the winds in Shannon not be worse than Dublin?

Maybe.
It may be less of a crosswind at shannon though.

windowspotter

Jack1985 wrote: »

Runway-change I hear?

Heard that too

crosstownk

joegriffinjnr wrote: »

Would the winds in Shannon not be worse than Dublin?

They might be stronger but the wind direction might make the runway more acceptable.

JCX BXC

EI357 (MUC-DUB) Go around. 3rd EI in a row.

Switching to RWY 28 Now.
Most likely due to the amount of Go arounds.

crosstownk

EIN357 going around now.

irishgeo

joegriffinjnr wrote: »

Would the winds in Shannon not be worse than Dublin?

not a 9pm it wasnt

DUBLIN AIRPORT S 35 Gust 54

SHANNON AIRPORT SW 23 Gust 42