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Old 30th Sep 2004, 08:07
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ChocksAwayUK
 
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Ryanair said the captain always intended to stop for fuel. It explained: "Due to 120 knot headwinds and high payload on board, the captain decided to schedule a stop rather than leave bags behind."

As a wannabe, I've never heard of such a practice. Does this happen often? Seems a bit strange to me (miscalculation?) and I would have thought the pax would be briefed earlier in the flight. Or is this typical MO'L corner cutting?
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