Delta 30 ATL-LHR 7700 heading for STN? FR24
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Missed approach at LHR, low fuel, land at STN perhaps?
Also, some ADS-B equipment doesn't seem to distinguish between a 7600 squawk and a 7700 squawk from what I've been told. Don't know if it's a player in this case.
I would think Flightradar24 and FlightAware would have good coverage in this area but perhaps there are so many targets that the odd track is a sewn together plot of intermittent ADS-B reports:
Delta (DL) #30 ? 05-May-2015 ? KATL - EGLL / LHR ? FlightAware
Also, some ADS-B equipment doesn't seem to distinguish between a 7600 squawk and a 7700 squawk from what I've been told. Don't know if it's a player in this case.
I would think Flightradar24 and FlightAware would have good coverage in this area but perhaps there are so many targets that the odd track is a sewn together plot of intermittent ADS-B reports:
Delta (DL) #30 ? 05-May-2015 ? KATL - EGLL / LHR ? FlightAware
Crosswind limits at LHR for a Rudder Ratio limit issue as far I can gather from sources.
Discontinued approach on hand over to tower, changed to 7700 a short time later north of LHR, then made a short dash downwind to STN and landed w/o incident. RYR and a couple of others pushed off base legs following DL30. Couple of minutes after landing everything back to normal.
Discontinued approach on hand over to tower, changed to 7700 a short time later north of LHR, then made a short dash downwind to STN and landed w/o incident. RYR and a couple of others pushed off base legs following DL30. Couple of minutes after landing everything back to normal.
