Interesting Movements 2023
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Interesting that EDI flight arrivals shows a number of the diverted flights as CANCELLED giving the immediate impression that it is the airline's fault!
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I notice that SAS just flew back to Stockholm without going to EDI.
Eurowings have also had to cancel a return flight from Cologne to Bologna due to the late arrival of the inbound aircraft which presumably has impacted crew hours as well.
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As I recall the runway resurfacing is planned for completion January 2026 at a cost of £24 million! Quite a problem for them!
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Just a hunch, but, Im sure they will have it sorted before you can say Divert.
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Very interesting one today - MRV201 Antonov 32A Arriving for a fuel stop on delivery to Ukranian operator Xena. Ex-Peruvian machine believed to soon be fitted with external water tanks for aerial fire fighting.
Full routing: SPJC - SEGU - SKBQ - MDPP - TXKF - CYHZ - CYYR - BGBW - BIKF - EGPF - LKKV - LZPP - LZTN
Full routing: SPJC - SEGU - SKBQ - MDPP - TXKF - CYHZ - CYYR - BGBW - BIKF - EGPF - LKKV - LZPP - LZTN
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Canada airforce A310 polaris at Gla at the moment . Came in from Rome .. wonder why never went to pik
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FR24 showing a first appearance by A359 10+02 on Monday's GAF training mission, planned in from Billund at 12.34.
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Just flew over me in Elderslie outbound at 12:29
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Nice movement during the night was a NASA Gulfstream enroute from Kazakhstan to Houston with Francisco Rubio who had returned from the ISS on the Soyuz spacecraft yesterday. Interestingly this Prestwick regular was passed to Glasgow’s Gama FBO by Prestwick (PIK runway maybe exceeding crosswind limits?).